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The Rolls-Royce "Champagne Chest" is here

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The Rolls-Royce "Champagne Chest" is here | Top Gear

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Rolls-Royce's Champagne transportation device costs just £37,000

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The Rolls-Royce "Champagne Chest" is here

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Rolls-Royce's Champagne transportation device costs just £37,000

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Rolls-Royce's Champagne transportation device costs just £37,000

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The Rolls-Royce "Champagne Chest" is here

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The Rolls-Royce "Champagne Chest" is here

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The Rolls-Royce "Champagne Chest" is here

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Rolls-Royce's Champagne transportation device costs just £37,000

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You can get a lot of car for £37,000. A new Ford Focus ST is well within reach. So, too, is a Mercedes-AMG A35. Only a couple of grand more buys you a Tesla Model 3...

Or you could have one of these – Rolls-Royce's new "Champagne Chest". A means of transporting one's Champagne from one place to another as decadently and ostentatiously as humanly possible.

Rolls claims the chest is an “accoutrement intended to delight, suitable for the most extravagant of environments from a superyacht to the terrace of a private residence” and that it “endows conviviality with one’s closest friends, family or business associates”. Quite.

Made from machined aluminium and carbon fibre, and covered in fancy black leather and wood, the chest contains a Champagne set for four people. With the push of a button, the top and sides of the chest extend outwards, displaying four hand-blown, crystal, champagne flutes “arranged to evoke memories of a V12 engine”, and the owner’s choice of Champagne (kept at the ideal temperature thanks to black anodised aluminium and carbon-fibre coolers).

You can also spec the means required to store and serve caviar – two coolers and mother-of-pearl spoons.

Would you spend £37,000 on the Rolls Champagne Chest? No doubt it's exceptionally well-engineered. Might look quite good alongside your £200,000 Bentley book…

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You can get a lot of car for £37,000. A new Ford Focus ST is well within reach. So, too, is a Mercedes-AMG A35. Only a couple of grand more buys you a Tesla Model 3...

Or you could have one of these – Rolls-Royce's new "Champagne Chest". A means of transporting one's Champagne from one place to another as decadently and ostentatiously as humanly possible.

Rolls claims the chest is an “accoutrement intended to delight, suitable for the most extravagant of environments from a superyacht to the terrace of a private residence” and that it “endows conviviality with one’s closest friends, family or business associates”. Quite.

Made from machined aluminium and carbon fibre, and covered in fancy black leather and wood, the chest contains a Champagne set for four people. With the push of a button, the top and sides of the chest extend outwards, displaying four hand-blown, crystal, champagne flutes “arranged to evoke memories of a V12 engine”, and the owner’s choice of Champagne (kept at the ideal temperature thanks to black anodised aluminium and carbon-fibre coolers).

You can also spec the means required to store and serve caviar – two coolers and mother-of-pearl spoons.

Would you spend £37,000 on the Rolls Champagne Chest? No doubt it's exceptionally well-engineered. Might look quite good alongside your £200,000 Bentley book…

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Rolls-Royce's Champagne transportation device costs just £37,000