It didn't take long for the bubbly to start popping in the Golden State Warriors‘ locker room following a 129-120 title-clinching Game 5 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night.

Though it wasn't any ordinary champagne that would grace the floors of a crowded Oracle Arena home locker room, instead they were 150 limited edition bottles of Moët Impérial Golden Luminous Magnum champagne, which run at a cool $1,200 each.

If you're doing math the right way, that's a $180,000 bill on champagne alone, assuming the company didn't compensate them for the publicity — not counting shirts, hats, and hydroproof goggles for the team, coaching staff, and executives.

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NBA championships are hard to come by, and so are these bottles of premium champagne. Guess the two really go hand-in-hand.