Most expensive drink you've ever bought in a pub/bar

At a hotel bar in Deauville which was supposed to be exclusively for guests of the film festival - we snuck in and paid the price for it. Was around 20 euros a drink if I'm remembering correctly.
 
£100 for a bottle of Champagne a couple of weeks ago ( was only Veuve too :eek: )

for other stuff £8 for a beer , £14 for a cocktail, £20 for a glass of wine
 
Bottle of Dom for £150

Not as bad as the guys that came in to Paper one time and bought a dozen magnums of Crystal at at £800 a pop and just started handing them out to all the other tables around them.
Fancy a magnum? Sure why not :p

Got very drunk that night. :p
 
Once I can remember were $16 for the cheapest glass of wine they had, and 22 Euros for a Vodka Redbull and a Coke.
 
£11 for a bottle of Becks and a Vodka/Coke - City Inn, Westminster.

You've just reminded me - Gin and tonic, pint of Grolsch, packet of crisps, £14 Clissold Arms in Muswell Hill. £14. Without the crisps it would have cost ten. They were charging four quid for 'organic' root vegetable crisps.

£100 for a bottle of Champagne a couple of weeks ago ( was only Veuve too :eek: )

£100, that's disgusting for Veuve.
 
£20 for 4 pints of guiness in Moscow back in 2000, mafia run bar ( arnt they all ) so they put the price up as soon as they knew we were english.

That's cheap nowadays really, when I've been over and went to the Irish bar near my Dad's apartment it was £5.50 a pint of Guinness and that was one of the cheaper but nice Irish bars out of the way from the main tourist and business areas.
Worth the £6+ or so they wanted in the bar that you got served by hot women in tartan mini skirts, knee high socks and high heels... That's about the only bit of Moscow I enjoy.
 
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This relates to drinks that are expensive for what they are. Buying a bottle of Krug would not necessarily count because it's going to be naturally expensive. This is about normal stuff which seems overpriced.

I was just charged £4.50 for a pint of Peroni in The Compass in Rotherhithe. OK, it's a nice pub but I'm off to The Clipper down the road. Sod this.

Peroni on tap is always expensive imo.

Most expensive I've bought? Large brandy in st Davids hotel bar, was over £100 :D
Remy Martin Louis xiii champagne cognac. Was very nice.
 
Living in London has upped what I'd consider the "normal" price for a pint so now I barely flinch at £4-5 for a pint, I usually just hand over the cash and if I get any money back consider it a bonus. Although having said that I was slightly shocked at paying £4 for a small glass of beer in Gilgamesh last weekend - if it was a bottle I wouldn't have been bothered but for a small glass... It does have benefits though, whenever I go home I buy a round and am always delighted when I inevitably receive change.

I can't compete with many of the prices in here, I think £10 is the most I've paid for any drink in a bar that wasn't a bottle of wine and that was a reasonable cocktail.
 
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