Russo-Baltique Vodka (New, Stolen)

Russo-Baltique, a Russian automaker of origin, has introduced a new bottle of vodka, which has a different design but is still crowned with a Russian Imperial Eagle, as part of its ongoing branding campaign. Russo-Baltique Vodka was the product on display at the Grimaldi Forum, and it was a hit with visitors. The vodka bottle was created as a way to commemorate the company's centennial anniversary. The first bottle was presented to Prince Albert of Monaco, and it was later featured in the third season of the popular television series House of Cards as a memento.

In the world of vodka, Russo-Baltique Vodka holds the record for being the most expensive, with a price tag of 1.3 million dollars. The bottle is a magnificent and one-of-a-kind piece because it is made entirely of shatterproof glass that will not break under any circumstances. The flask is constructed from radiator guards salvaged from Russo-Baltique vintage automobiles.

An unknown suspect in Copenhagen, Denmark, stole one of the bottles from the Russo-Baltique collection, which was worth $1.3 million. The theft made headlines worldwide. The bottle had been placed on loan in Copenhagen's Cafe 33, which houses a vodka museum with a collection of 1,200 vodka bottles. Surveillance footage from the store's CCTV captured the suspect rushing into the store and stealing the Russo-Baltique vodka from the shelf. It was eventually discovered empty in a construction site in Denmark, thanks to some miracle of fate. In any case, the bottle was simply refilled by the cafe's owner, who also stated that his stolen Russo-Baltique is still valued at the same amount as it was before.

Price: $1.3 million