The year 2018 began with great wonders for this wealthy shop owner and two masked men who successfully made away with his prized possession adjudged to be the world’s most expensive vodka bottle valued at a whooping $1.3 million.
According to Sputnik News, the item was stolen from Café 33 bar in Copenhagen on Tuesday.
HJÆLP …har for første gang brug for hjælp …Nogen har i nat været inde “med nøgle” og stjæle min vodka russo Baltique vodka
Som er verden dyreste vodka $ 1,3 mil
Dusør gives til dem der kan hjælpe med at finde dem !! Der findes kun den ene flaske i hele verden … vi har en hel del mere på overvågning , som vi pt ligger hos politietHelp… have for the first time need help… someone has last night been inside “with key” and steal my vodka russo baltique vodka
Which is the world’s most expensive vodka $ 1,3 mil
Reward is given to those who can help find them!! There is only one bottle in the whole world… we have a lot more on surveillance, which we pt lie with the police
The shop owner reported this jaw-dropping, mysterious disappearance to police after the precious Russo Baltique vodka appeared to have been pilfered. He had a good guess, though.
“I had loaned [the bottle] from Russia from something called the Dartz Factory, which makes the world’s most expensive cars and vodka. It has been part of my collection for six months, but not anymore,” the grieving shop owner told TV2 Lorry.
“They apparently had a key or copied a key, and they rolled up the shutters and unlocked the door, then gone into the bar and broken down the door to the vodka museum in the basement. They then left with only one bottle, even though there are 1,200 bottles they could have taken,” Brian Ingberg told the media outlet.
Police said in a statement that the stolen item counts among Brian Ingberg’s most-prized collection.
The value and price is explained by the fact that three kilograms of gold and the equivalent amount of silver were used to make that one-of-a-kind bottle, which is also reportedly adorned with leather from a 1912 Monte Carlo rally car, police explained.
Fortunately for Brian, the culprits were caught, not by the cops, anyway. They were cited from a CCTV camera located at a strategic point around the location, and their pictures have been shared on social media to assist police with publicity.
A Facebook post shows two masked men in hats stealing the vodka.
Police are working hard to unravel the mystery.
The drink should have had some kind of tracker on it, shouldn’t it? It’s a risk storing such expensive stuff without security. I guess though the owner must have quality insurance on them. Win-win.
Very lucky criminals but I doubt the buyer won’t get caught one day. It’ll only take time. Years will pass before the collector and his family are exposed.
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Hillarious 🙂
I can’t help laughing about this.
That bottle is worth some good money and I bet it’s cooling off in a collector’s safe right now. May never be found in decades or centuries unless events turn up against the buyer. Funny.
Hillarious 🙂
Funny queer.