Adalina, an Italian bar-restaurant in Chicago and the Californian jewelry house Marrow Fine have jointly created a Martini-based drink marketed at $13,000 per glass! A staggering price linked to the cocktail being accompanied by a precious jewel combining diamonds and gold.
We knew the diamond diggers…Here we come time for precious stone drinkers!
Adalina, an Italian bar-restaurant in Chicago and the Californian jewelry house Marrow Finebased in San Diego, have just invented what is probably the most expensive cocktail in the world.
Exceptional experience
The “Marrow Martini”, that’s his name, offers a exceptional experience, by combining the pleasure of taste and that of the eyes as well as the ephemeral nature of a tasting with that, eternal, of diamonds and gold.
Presented under a cover, this cocktail initially lets out smoke and multiple scents when it is uncovered…
But the mixture does not only allow the associated flavors of Martini, mezcal (a Mexican tequila made from agave) Clase Azul, chili liqueur, clarified old tomato water and olive oil with basil and lemon..
As if by magic, he also discovers, like the pearl in the oyster, a “tennis necklace” set with 150 diamonds, with a total value of 9 carats, mounted on a 14-carat yellow gold bracelet.
13,000 dollars per glass
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