SA man uses R37 000 bottle of champagne to wash his hands [WATCH]

A video of a South African man washing his hands with an R37 000 bottle of vintage champagne at a club has gone viral.

By: Corné van Zyl

WATCH AS THE MAN WASHES HIS HANDS WITH THE VINTAGE CHAMPAGNE

The video was shared on social media.

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In the video, the man dressed in a white shirt and jacket is seen popping a vintage bottle of champagne worth R37 000. He then turns the bottle upside down and washes his hands as the gold liquid pours out.

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It is not yet clear where the video was taken or who the man in the video is.

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Last year,  party people in Pretoria had the time of their lives, racking up an R1.3 million bar bill and pouring away bottles of champagne without a care in the world.

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PRETORIA BAR BILL SHOCKED SOUTH AFRICANS

The 012 Lifestyle bar in Brooklyn, Pretoria played host to a wild get-together here: Dozens of revellers packed into the venue, after being invited by a flamboyant Zimbabwean ‘prophet’ who goes by the name of Passion Java. So far, so ridiculous…

Things got out of hand in the most wasteful way imaginable. Exactly 100 bottles of the Ace of Spades champagne were ordered. Going for R10 000 a pop, this pushed the bill up to a cool million. And we’re only just getting started…

A further 50 bottles of Veuve, and an additional 20 bottles of Dom Perignon were also added to the tab. Whiskey, platters, and a generous helping of Coke cans took the final bar bill to R1.3 million. Truly, Mr. Java was the real blesser on Saturday night.

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