Millionaire sues company after 'faulty fridge made £1m wine collection go mouldy'

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Millionaire sues company after 'faulty fridge made £1m wine collection go mouldy'.

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A Millionaire is suing a company after a "faulty fridge made £1million wine collection go mouldy".Tom Reimer, a multi-millionaire tailor famed for having counted Luciano Pavarotti among his clients, is pursuing a claim worth more than £550,000 against a fridge supplier at Central London county court.

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The bespoke clothier, who keeps a 20,000-bottle wine collection spread across properties in London and Germany, alleges that wine chillers fitted in his £8million Marylebone flat in 2021 were defective.

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At the heart of the dispute is a gap of just 1cm in the doors of three cooling units, which Mr Reimer says permitted warm air to infiltrate and cool air to leak out.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say This, he contends, triggered condensation and mould that devastated his London wine holdings.The 1,500 bottles stored at his Marylebone residence included prestigious "first growth" clarets from Bordeaux and the Rhône Valley.

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