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

[Freefaller]

Some cocktail around £18 or so... Though I have bought bottles of wine around £40-£50. However, I don't splash out on drinks, I tend to do that on food instead!

 

[dl8860]

40p for a pint in bulgaria

...oh wait

 

[BlackDragon]

I remember paying £6.70 or something for a double JD and coke in a bar in Leeds once. That was overpriced!

 

[Lysander]

£36 for a glass of Champagne.

Which one? Don't say house.

 

[aslco]

me and my mate ordered 2 double vodka shots....£11.20

 

[98p]

9euros for a vodka and coke in the alps

 

[ro55o]

90euros for a lovely bottle of Barolo at the Boscolo Exerdra in Rome. Putting it on the company card was the best bit though To be honest any drink was mucho expensive there.

 

[Beasty]

Biggest ripoff: Jagermeister and Redbull on a thursday night at Revolution in Nottingham.. £5.50

Didn't bother with another drink!

Most expensive: Bought a £16 cocktail bucket but it was huge and for everyone there so it was decent value.

 

[proxy10]

bahama breeze~~~

 

[BennyC]

£5 for a bottle of Magners at a small club in Farringdon.

Year 13 Prom:
£4.50 for Magners at a posh mansion in St Albans.
The same mansion was £7.20 for a single vodka redbull, which was for a friend because I had 1 slice of her pizza the previous day, not realising I was going to be bent over for one drink. Round of two magners and one vodka redbull cost me around £16.

Recently payed about £3.80 for a pint of Strongbow somewhere in Kings Cross.

Not massively expensive but when you normally do a night for £20-30 it is! That same vodka red-bull would be £1 at uni, or £2 for a double

Also ended up paying £4.50 for two pints of Lemonade on friday?!

 

[Emlyn_Dewar]

£19 for a nip of 20yr old Rosebank.
It was a fair enough price, I'd never have the spare cash to buy a bottle of it.

Some strange amounts spent on fairly generic drinks (vodka/coke, etc) here though...

 

[g_tripwood]

Went to Dublin for a stag weekend. Lovely Guinness and all, but everything was €6 a pint. Needless to say, bricks were defecated.

 

[Weebull]

I remember paying €5 or so for a Guinness in Galway and being in shock, and that was back when the exchange rate was about €1.40 to a quid.

 

[g_tripwood]

Oh, I went two years ago, don't think it was €1.4 to £1 then...

 

[J1234]

Which one? Don't say house.

It was a 1990 Cuvée.

 

[DRZ]

£300 for a pint of cider.

I've got a photo of the bill somewhere, I'll dig it out and post it up later.

 

[Siliconslave]

I've paid €30 for a single Whiskey before -I decided against the €120 dram...

 

[Dj_Jestar]

£300 for a pint of cider.

I've got a photo of the bill somewhere, I'll dig it out and post it up later.

Till error?

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There's a lot of people posting what aren't expensive drinks at all. Unless they are just posting to prove a point that they don't/won't pay over the odds for a drink that is.

 

[duc999]

£80 quid for half a pint of lager in a dodgy Amsterdam bar but it did come with a free woman with wandering hands

 

[BennyC]

woman with wandering hands

8 pairs?