Most expensive Booze you have ever tasted

[Agaveman]

Hey folks, what is the most expensive Booze you have ever tasted? Not saying bought or got drunk off of nessecarily, but at least had the opportunity to taste?

[Booz Hound]

Best I’ve ever gotten is Jonny Walker Blue, tasted like angles kisses.

[Cowboy Joe]

I think the most expensive I ever had was Moet et Chandon, I can't recall the vintage, but it was more than a c-note a bottle. I don't remember it being especially remarkable.....

[jpickens]

Absinthe 100 bucks a bottle.

[Chimneyfish]

Remy Martin Louis XIII

[peetie44]

I'm not entirely sure if this is the most expensive I've ever drank, but where I played on Friday (Corner's Pub -- Kokkola, Finland), they had 25yo Lagavulin at the bar. One shot will set you back 49euros (@ $62 USD). Liquor IS expensive in Finland, but $62 for ONE shot??!?

The bar manager (Sammi) graciously gave me a shot on the house; if only to keep me from drooling on the bar. He told me that shot would seriously cut into his freebie-tab for the next few days.

The taste was ambrosial.

[deaddog]

PBR but in a bottle remind you!

[Wingman]

Remy Martin Louis XIII

this. it was good, smooth, but not anywhere near worth the price (free for me, though). JW blue label is much more of a reasonable (though still prohibitively expensive) price, imo.

[fizzmaster]

I had some vintage Bordeaux when I worked at a fancy wine store on Cape Cod. It sold for $400 a bottle. I believe it was Chateu Lafite, can't remember the year. It was delicious, but I've had better wine for far less money.

[Bluespook]

I didn't buy the absinthe, but i know it was expensive but i don't know by how much. Most expensive lately has been that pappy van winkle. Don't know if it was worth the 75 bucks a bottle, but good all the same.

[Mayhem]

$75 a bottle Absinthe, $100 a bottle Perrier Jouet Champagne, Corozon Tequila Silver, JW Blue, and a rare Beer of some kind that went for $50 a 12 ounce bottle.

[ivan]

Dom Perignon.

[Jelmo]

Good question, I think it has to be a dram of Port Ellen?

Edit: Don't know how much that would be since I didn't pay for it myself (does that even count?) But a 1978 bottle costs about 308 euros.

[Mr.]

I'm a cheap bastard, so here goes nothing.

Glenfiddich 18 yr. It was good, but I bought it once and wouldn't necessarily do it again

Lagavulin 16 yr comes second, I had a friend offer me a glass, and that stuff rocks. Next time I got a bit of money, I'm getting it.

[Rumhead]

It's either Bookers or absinthe. I'm too lazy to to the euro conversion to figure out how much I paid for the absinthe.