This Atlanta Cocktail Lounge Serves a $10,000 Martini—Here’s the Stunning Diamond Accessory That Comes With It

Roaring Social


BEFORE YOU SIP

  • Roaring Social’s $10,000 martini is made with Beluga Gold Line Vodka, Billecart-Salmon Champagne, and Beluga caviar, and guests get to keep the bottle of champagne.

  • The martini also comes with a 5-carat natural diamond tennis necklace in 14K white gold, valued at $11,700.


Okay, Atlanta. I guess y’all have money money. Love that for us. In case you haven’t heard, there’s an Atlanta-based cocktail lounge that’s currently serving a martini so lavish it’ll cost you thousands of dollars for a taste. That indulgent sip can be found at Roaring Social in both Decatur and Alpharetta.

The luxe cocktail is The Roaring Jewel Martini and it can be purchased for a staggering $10,000. There’s no debating that that’s a lot of money for a martini, but you do receive quite the experience with your order.

First off, the martini is made with a pretty stacked lineup of premium ingredients, including Beluga Gold Line Vodka, a dry vermouth rinse, and a float of Billecart-Salmon Champagne Le Réserve. It’s then topped with a spoon of premium Beluga Caviar. Oh and that Billecart-Salmon Champagne Le Réserve? You get to keep the bottle.

And here’s where you’ll likely want to tap into your inner extrovert because The Roaring Jewel Martini is delivered to your table via The Roaring Social Experience, which includes a custom marquee sign and sparklers.

Lastly—and this is my absolute favorite part—The Roaring Jewel Martini is topped with a 5-carat natural diamond tennis necklace in 14K white gold from Solomon Brothers Jewelers that you get to take home (it’s valued at $11,700).

Is Atlanta a great market for such a pricey experience? I meannn, I’m leaning towards “absolutely not.” But then again, if you happen to already be in the market for a white gold diamond necklace then this could be a way to get more bang for your buck.

Oh! And yes, there are plenty of more affordable cocktails on the menu at Roaring Social if you’re interested in paying a visit. You’ll find a combination of specialty and classic cocktails that range in price from $15 to $18.

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