London Bar Serves $23 Whisky Cocktail Alongside a Virtual Reality Headset

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A London bar has devised a cocktail with an unusual twist, it allows the drinker to escape the city for the Scottish hills.

The whisky-based “Origin” cocktail comes with a virtual reality headset that transports you to the distillery where the spirit is from.

At 18 pounds ($23) a shot, the drink is made with 12-year-old Dalmore whisky, while the accompanying virtual reality experience aims to show guests at the bar in the One Aldwych hotel the origin of its ingredients.

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Drinkers get a tour of sweeping Scottish fields and babbling brooks where the cereal and water used in the whisky is sourced.

“We get a lot of people saying ‘oh I have goose bumps’ because it is happening in front of you,” bar manager Pedro Paulo, who came up with the idea, told Reuters.

“When you take (the headset) off and the drink is actually right in front of you it gives people that sense of uniqueness, they feel unique,” he added.