Top 10 Most expensive Las Vegas cocktails:
1. Ménage a Trois - $3,000
If you're feeling a little frisky why not order a Ménage a Trois
at Tryst at the 5 Diamond Award-winning Wynn Hotel. This cocktail
is made with Cristal Rosé, Grand Marnier Cent-cinquantenaire
Hennessy Ellipse, 23-karat gold flakes and liquid gold syrup
decorates this decadent cocktail. For $3,000 you can sip this drink
through a golden straw studded with a 9-point diamond,
yours to keep of course.
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2. High Limit Kir Royale - $2,200
Also at the MGM Grand, you can double down
on the High Limit Kir Royale. This $2,200 libation is only available
at The Teatro Euro Bar. Louis Roederer Cristal Rose champagne,
Hardy Perfection cognac,Grand Marnier Cent Cinquantenaire
and fresh muddled raspberries go into making this extravagant cocktail.
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3. Duvet Passion - $1,500
The Seablue Restaurant at the MGM Grand
also has the 3rd most expensive cocktail.
The Duvet Passion featuring a mix of rare aged cognacs
and a mix of rare vintage champagnes garnished with
a vanilla orchid petal can be purchased for a mere $1,500.
Introduced on Valentine's Day in 2005, this passionate drink,
is sure to get you some love.
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4. The Presidential - $1,000
The Body English Nightclub at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
features a $1,000 martini called The Presidential. This drink includes
Remy Martin Louis XIII cognac and Dom Perignon champagne.
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5. King Richard's Pride - $1,000
In Vegas why not be treated like royalty? King Richard's Pride
is a $1,000 a drink consisting of Hennessy Richard,
Dom Perignon Rosé 1996 and Chambord Liqueur Royale de France,
splashes of lime and cranberry juices and one orange slice,
all served in a keepsake Baccarat cocktail glass. This drink
can be found at BOA, located at the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace.
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6. Gotham Martini & High Roller Martini - $1,000
In order to order this drink, you really have to be doing well
at the progressive slots. The Capital Grille at the Fashion Show Mall
serves drinks made just for High Rollers. Each of these $1,000 martinis
come paired with a piece of Lagos jewelry. The Gotham Martini comes
with a strand of pearls. The High Roller, named for the Vegas Strip, includes
a diamond pave ring. For each cocktail sold, about $500 goes to
Share our Strength, a charity that battles hunger around the globe. No word
on what sorts of liquor are used to make these drinks, but it seems,
the value is really in the jewelry and the feeling of giving to a good cause.
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7. Seablue Martini - $275
What's Las Vegas without martinis? The Seablue Restaurant
at the MGM Grand has one of the best martinis in Vegas. Made with
super-premium vodka and Beluga caviar this drink has a price tag of $275.
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8. Liquid Gold - $175
Fleur de Lys in Mandalay Bay offers Liquid Gold by the ounce for $175.
It is made with Grand Marnier Centenaire, Krug Grand Cru Champagne,
Louis XIII Cognac, Fee Brothers West Indian Orange Bitters and raw sugar
garnished with 23-karat gold leafing and a burnt orange twist.
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9. Goddess Elixir Margarita - $99
From a place a little more down to earth, but just across the border
comes the next most extravagant cocktail: The Goddess Elixir,
available at Isla Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar in Treasure Island.
This drink, assembled table-side by your very own Tequila Goddess,
is big enough to share with 3 of your closest friends. The Goddess Elixir
comes with big chunks of pineapple and citrus buoyed by
Herradura Selección Suprema, 100-year old Grand Marnier Centenaire,
Cointreau and fresh citrus syrup.
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10. Warp Core Breach - $29.50
Star Trek fans will love this themed drink It resembles something
that might be ordered on Deep Space 9. Made at Quark's Bar
in the Las Vegas Hilton, this $29.50 drink has enough punch
to make a Klingon dizzy. Made with 10 ounces of liquor
from five different-flavored rums, Razzmatazz and fruit juices
this drink is big enough to share. The drink comes in a Star Trek-like
glass and a little dry ice, which ads to the ambiance,
by making this concoction bubble over and smoke.