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Even the most basic can be a luxury good. It already happened with a tiny Kim Kardashian bag shaped like a bowl of chips. Most likely, your mobile phone did not fit into this tiny piece of equipment, but the price amounted to 5.000 euros. Nor can we forget the most expensive coffee in the world, which comes from the faeces of the civet. The price? About 90 euros. Or the most expensive French fries in the world, which are around 60 euros. Well, there is a tea that can only be tasted by those who are willing to pay 550 euros in a well-known London hotel.
The Rubens at the Palace, very close to Buckingham Palace, has released the Golden Tips Tea, the most expensive tea in the world so far, which comes from the north of Sri Lanka thanks to expert collectors. The kettle serves three cups for 550 euros, so a cup of this infusion is around the 184 euros. This luxurious experience that very few will be able to live is a collaboration between The Rubens and tea trade specialists PM David Silva & Sons, who affirm that “the exquisite Golden Tips Tea it can be infused up to three times, which will allow the consumer to enjoy three different flavor ranges ”.
The succulent tea, which comes from distant lands, can only be tasted in The Rubens, more specifically in the living room The Palace Lounge which is open every day of the week from 12:00 a.m. to 17:00 p.m., and until 18:00 p.m. on Sundays. Apparently, it is advisable to book in advance Since it tends to fill up easily, so if from now on this plan is on your route through London, make sure you have a table. An expert will offer it on refined silver tableware and you can also accompany it with a glass of champagne that is included in the price.
Do you want something to nibble on? The menu in this room is endless so you can choose from a large number of varieties of sweets. For all those who see this very distant experience, they can always go to the hotel to try the cheapest option: a cup of tea for 50 euros.