Thursday, June 4, 2026

Atlanta Braves Unveil $151 Burger, Chance to Buy World Series Ring

  • The burger includes Wagyu beef, gold-leaf-wrapped foie gras, and lobster tail.
  • It is being sold to commemorate the team’s first World Series since 1995.
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Fans at Braves games this season can celebrate the team’s World Series championship in delicious (and expensive) style.

Atlanta’s World Champions Burger consists of a half-pound of Wagyu beef topped with egg, gold-leaf-wrapped foie gras, grilled lobster tail, heirloom tomato, Bibb lettuce, Tillamook cheddar cheese, and truffle aioli on a buttered brioche bun.

The $151 price tag represents the 151 years the franchise has existed and includes a side of parmesan waffle fries and a replica World Series ring.

For $25,000, fans can get the burger with a limited-edition authentic World Series ring, while supplies last.

Other new concessions revealed at a Truist Park event on Tuesday include a cornbread pulled-pork sandwich, blackened-shrimp tacos, and a funnel-cake fries sundae.

The Braves’ World Series win in November was the fourth in franchise history and first since 1995.

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