Tom Reimer, a master tailor known for having dressed opera singer Luciano Pavarotti, files a lawsuit in London claiming losses linked to allegedly faulty wine refrigeration equipment at his luxury flat. Multiple outlets report that Reimer alleges three special wine chillers installed by International Food Services Equipment Ltd were “leaky” and caused his French wine collection, described as worth around £1 million, to go mouldy. The Daily Mail reports that Reimer is seeking more than £550,000 in damages, arguing that the defects and resulting spoilage diminished the collection’s value. The Independent similarly describes the claim that a leaky fridge led to mould affecting the wine collection, though it provides fewer specific details about the amount sought. The reports do not indicate a court outcome. The case centers on alleged product or installation faults and the effect on the value of the wine inventory kept at the property.