A former temporary employee at Cepa 21 winery in Spain is under investigation for allegedly sabotaging the facility by releasing over 60,000 liters of premium red wine, valued at approximately $2.7 million USD. The incident occurred shortly after her contract ended, with police believing it was a targeted act of revenge. Surveillance footage captured a hooded figure, presumed to be the former employee, moving swiftly and with knowledge of the winery's operations, indicating that the act was premeditated rather than random vandalism. The spilled wine included high-end vintages such as Horcajo and Malabrigo, which are flagship labels for the winery. This act of sabotage not only represents a significant financial loss but also raises concerns about the reputation and future supply of smaller producers in the industry. The incident has sparked strong reactions online, with many discussing the importance of fair treatment for employees and the potential consequences of workplace grievances. As the case moves toward trial, the accused has been released but is expected to face charges.