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The famous House of Whiskey shop in Paris was robbed this past weekend when two thieves broke in and stole $749,000 worth of whiskey.

That’s 69 bottles total. Nice :)

The Daily Beast reports that the thieves just casually broke into the shop last Sunday morning when nobody was around but security cameras were working. They reportedly went straight for a rare Japanese whiskey called the Karuizawa 1960, also known to collectors as ā€œThe Squirrel.ā€

According to the House of Whiskey, there are only 41 bottles of this whiskey in the world. In 2015 a bottle of this sold for a record-breaking $118,500 at auction, though the French press calculated its worth at $230,000 a bottle. The Daily Beast writes that the shop ā€œis distributing a photograph of the Karuizawa 1960 bottle as if it were a missing person or a stolen masterpiece, hoping that will make it harder to fence.ā€

This kind of booze thievery is apparently pretty common in France. Earlier this year a group of thieves stole 300 bottles or so of rare wine from a private Paris cellar via the catacombs. Five men also tried to break into a private cellar of 40,000 bottles, known as the famous ā€œLouvre of wine,ā€ this past June. And seven metric tons of grapes were also stolen from a Bordeaux vineyard in the middle of the night this year as well.

French people, make sure to keep your alcohol close.