At Londons prestigious Playboy Club, a clumsy businessman caused a historic cognac (worth an estimated $77,000) to accidentally smash on the floor. The unnamed man had ordered two glasses of the 1788 Clos de Griffier Vieux, which were priced at $7,830 a glass, before asking to see the bottle. After reviewing the bottle, he got up and accidentally knocked it off the table.
Could you imagine. That's terribly awkward.
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Oh no...he broke the bottle!
Oh no...he broke the bottle!
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[quote=""Divia""]At Londons prestigious Playboy Club, a clumsy businessman caused a historic cognac (worth an estimated $77,000) to accidentally smash on the floor. The unnamed man had ordered two glasses of the 1788 Clos de Griffier Vieux, which were priced at $7,830 a glass, before asking to see the bottle. After reviewing the bottle, he got up and accidentally knocked it off the table.
Could you imagine. That's terribly awkward.[/quote]
You break it, you bought it.
Could you imagine. That's terribly awkward.[/quote]
You break it, you bought it.