(ANSA) - Siena, August 27 - Vintner Jacopo Biondi Santi, a
member of the seventh generation of Brunello di Montalcino
makers, is under investigation for alleged tax crimes, La
Nazione newspaper reported Monday.
Police have seized some 4.8 million euros in assets from the
classic-wine maker, the Florence daily reported.
The probe aims to establish "the circulation of invoices
between companies aimed at paying fewer taxes," La Nazione said.
Investigators are reportedly probing an operation with the
French EPI Group, who own top champagne brands including Charles
Heidsieck.
Vintner Biondi Santi probed for tax
Maker of Brunello di Montalcino