A gigantic bottle of red wine in Rajasthan, India is up for short-term rent — and its nightly rate aptly matches the price for a decent Bordeaux.
Here’s some booze you can use: This carafe isn’t meant for drinking, but sleeping.
An enormous, 28-foot-long by 11-foot-wide wine bottle is now available to be booked for a stay in Chittorgarh, Rajasthan, India. As for the price, it’s on par with a decent bottle of vino — $40 a night. The “world’s largest wine bottle,” as it’s been dubbed, is only a dark red exterior: Inside, there’s a whole house, featuring three bedrooms, an aquarium and a bamboo hut containing a dining hall, Jam Press reported.
The first of the bedrooms has red, arched walls to match the facade, while the second bedroom is equipped with a full wall display of light-up beer bottles. The third bedroom is more or less not noteworthily kitschy, according to Jam Press, which deems it ideal “for the less adventurous guests.”Jam Press/AirbnbA night’s rent is on par with the cost of a decent bottle of red.
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