What is the most expensive short you've bought in a uk pub?

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GrumpyGregry

Here for rides.
I was tired and emotional, it had been a long fraught week, and you only live once....

one shot of Middleton Rare at £14.75 a measure. That sobered me up sharpish. But I still went ahead and bought it.

(it isn't the most expensive whisky they sell but it is the most expensive whiskey they sell, it is, buy a factor of about two the most expensive drink, pound per millilitre I've ever bought with my own money in a UK pub)

and in yours....?
 

Beebo

Firm and Fruity
Location
Hexleybeef
it isn't the most expensive whisky they sell but it is the most expensive whiskey they sell


That would make very little sense if said verbally, but the extra 'e' gives the whole phase meaning.

I bought a brandy for about £25 when very drunk. I was annoyed in the morning, it could have tasted of meths for all I remember of it.
 

Chromatic

Legendary Member
Location
Gloucestershire
I once paid £105 (I think it was that, it may have been £107, but it was one of the two) for a brandy, not at a pub though, it was at Gidleigh Park.
 
I've never gone over the Teacher's/Wood's/Hennessy sort of level, pubs just aren't the sort of place to appreciate anything more at the prices they charge. (Even though I once noticed in a pub not very far from Waterloo Station Ch. HF 2003 at £36 per glass!!!)
 
 

Mad Doug Biker

Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
Location
Craggy Island
When rather pissed in my favourite real ale pub (The Bon Accord) last year, I paid £27 for a single of some 1966 Whisky (Highland Park I think :blush:).

It tasted of polished wood and was absolutely gorgeous and smooth - if all Whisky tasted like this did, then it would be the most popular drink on the planet!

That is by far and away my worst offence.
 
I once went to a strip club in London (this doesn't happen very often I swear! My mate dragged me there and it was free to get in) I was on the VIP list so all the 'chardonnay' was free. However whilst sat on a table I later realised I shouldn't have been sitting on, I noticed these open kinda flower pot bottles in the middle of the table and I proceeded to pour out a tumblers worth thinking it was water. Turned out it was vodka! And what's more a bottle of vodka in this place cost £200! And I'd poured out a third of the bottle into this tumbler. Was an interesting night that's all I'll say.
 
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