
Ultimate bar tab —
UK-based travel company Holidaysplease is offering a world drinking tour in which you can demonstrate the art of conspicuous consumption. The money-no-object trip takes in the world's top hotels, swankiest restaurants and most ludicrously expensive niche beverages.

Corinthia Hotel (London) —
Drinking tourists will spend the first three nights in London in the five-star Corinthia Hotel and hang out at the Playboy Club.

Sofitel Lyon (France) —
In Lyon, there's R&R with a $24,000 bottle of Henri Jayer Richebourg Grand Cru '78. A complimentary VIP tour of the Cote de Nuits is also thrown in.

Hotel Hermitage Monte-Carlo (Monaco) —
In Monaco, members of the bottomless budget brigade will mingle with other high net individuals at the high end Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo.

Armand de Brignac Dynastie Champagne —
While in Monte Carlo, they'll party at Flavio Briatore's Billionaire Sunset Lounge in the Hotel Fairmont Monte Carlo, quaffing selections from the $565,000 "in-house Armand de Brignac Dynastie" champagne collection.

Legacy cocktail —
The Legacy cocktail includes 1788 Clos de Griffier Vieux Cognac, which comes in at $21,000 for a 40 ml shot. It also includes some ancient Kummel liqueur, vintage orange Curacao and four dashes of circa 1900 Angostura bitters.

Jumeirah Beach Hotel (Dubai) —
After Bordeaux, there's a renal rest stop in Dubai, with a stay at the Jumeirah Beach Hotel.

Raffles Singapore —
The tour includes a relatively downmarket fifty-buck Gin Sling at Raffles Hotel, Singapore.

$20,000 diamond-studded martini —
Food and beverage director Alex Aubry of New York's The Algonquin Hotel Times Square, Autograph Collection, personally serves this thirst-quenching $20,000 diamond-filled martini.

Aria Resort and Casino (Las Vegas) —
No over-the-top, absurdly decadent vacation is complete without a stay in Vegas.

Ono Cocktail (Las Vegas) —
The iconic Ono cocktail-for-two at the Aria Resort and Casino in Vegas is sometimes served in a gold-rimmed Baccarat Champagne flute.

The Winston (Melbourne) —
At Melbourne's Crown Entertainment Complex tour members will be handed a Winston, the costliest cocktail in the world according to Guinness World Records.

Really old Cognac —
The Winston is thrown together with a 19th-century Cognac coming in at $170,000 a bottle, a dash of Grand Marnier, a soupçon of Chartreuse and a dash of those much sought after select Caribbean Angostura Bitters.

Goody bag —
Penfolds Ampoule red wine, of which only 12 bottles were made, is one of the three collectable bottles in the ultimate goody bag.



