The $1.3 Million Wine That Never Existed
One man in a Greenwich Village auction room knew the star lots — nearly a hundred bottles of rare Burgundy, valued at up to $1.3 million — could not exist. He was right. And that was only the beginning. This is the full anatomy of wine fraud: the $1,000 market for EMPTY bottles, the famous statistic nobody can trace, the billionaire who spent $35 million on revenge, factories bottling sugar water as Lafite, châteaux hiding encrypted chips under their labels — and a $100 million cellar that never existed at all. CHAPTERS 0:00 The auction 1:43 The perfect victim 3:33 The billionaire's crusade 5:31 The factory era 7:44 The arms race 9:47 The vanishing cellar TERROIR is a journal of wine — story-driven, analytically grounded: https://terroirjournal.com #wine #winefraud #documentary

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