10 Most Expensive Bottles Of Vodka In The World
1. Billionaire Vodka
Price: $3.7 million - "Billionaire Vodka" will set you back a staggering $3.7 million. The wheat-based spirit is run through diamonds to remove impurities, and the 5-liter bottle is adorned with 3,000 diamonds and faux fur.
2. Russo-Baltique Vodka
Price: $1.3 million
- Produced by car manufacturer Dartz's Russo-Baltique vodka brand, and reportedly retailed at $1.3 million. The bottle was crafted to mimic the classic design of Russo-Balt automobiles.
3. Diva Vodka
Price: $1 million
- Crafted through a meticulous distilling process, where the alcohol is triple refined and finished after pouring through precious stones.
4. Belver Bears Belvedere Vodka
Price: $7200 - Released as a limited edition run in the VIP Room in Cannes, St. Tropez, and Paris. Designed using a jeroboam from Belvedere vodka, the bottles were designed by Jean-Roch.
5. Oval Swarovski Crystal Vodka
Price: $6922 - Released in 2008, this high-end vodka was only available in the exclusive nightclubs, with 7,000 Swarovski crystals to draw your attention.
6. Iordanov Vodka
Price: $3,905 -
Appropriately named Decadence Edition vodka flaunts high-class quality with the hand-designed, crystal-lined bottles. Adorned with approximately 8,300 Swarovski crystals.
7. Stoli Elit: Himalayan Edition
Price: $3,000
Uses pure water from underground reservoirs in the Himalayan Mountains, mixed with Russian winter wheat. The bottle is made of hand-blown glass, and each bottle comes with a gold-plated ice pick
8. Imperial Collection Super Premium Vodka
Price: $2,400 -
The delivery process is what really makes this vodka, as its carafe and cap are gilded and topped with an eagle, which is then placed upon a Fabergé egg.
9. Swarovski Alizé
Price: $2000
- Alizé developed a limited run of Valentine's Day-themed bottles, claiming to have produced "the original drink of love." The drink mixes vodka, Cognac, passion fruit, strawberry, lychee, and rose.
10. Magnum Grey Goose by Chopard
Price: $815
- A bottle designed by Swiss jeweler Chopard, with the addition of a silver cage which the bottle comes in. These caged Grey Goose bottles were given a limited release.
