Boozy Thefts

[Peter Creasey]

Using reconnaissance and infiltration methods worthy of blockbuster heists or painstaking counterfeit operations, a growing number of criminals are making off with liquid gold by draining wineries of their finest vintages with elaborate schemes.

Last summer, thieves in Paris pulled off a caper worthy of a big-budget Hollywood film. Bandits drilled through the basement walls of a city wine collector's private cellar to make off with 300 bottles of rare wine, aged for decades and valued at $300,000.

Wine crime: Full-bodied heists pop cork on boozy thefts

. . . . . . Pete

 

[Florida Jim]

Bouzy - proper spelling is impotent.

 

[mark e]

originally posted by Peter Creasey:
Boozy Thefts

Using reconnaissance and infiltration methods worthy of blockbuster heists or painstaking counterfeit operations, a growing number of criminals are making off with liquid gold by draining wineries of their finest vintages with elaborate schemes.

Last summer, thieves in Paris pulled off a caper worthy of a big-budget Hollywood film. Bandits drilled through the basement walls of a city wine collector's private cellar to make off with 300 bottles of rare wine, aged for decades and valued at $300,000.

Wine crime: Full-bodied heists pop cork on boozy thefts

. . . . . . Pete

The Politburo always blocked the mention of a certain critic, generally appearing as [CENSORED], so they are really falling down on the job if they don't automatically block links to Fox News.