Mobster John Gotti's Wine Collection For Sale In LIC: Report

LONG ISLAND CITY, QUEENS — Bottles from the notorious mobster John Gotti's rare wine collection are now up for sale at a Long Island City wine and spirits shop, according to a news report.

Enoteca LIC — whose owner, Tony D’Aiuto, worked as John Gotti Jr.'s criminal defense lawyer — is selling three dozen bottles owned by the late boss of the Gambino crime family, with prices from $1,800 to $9,500 a bottle, the New York Post reported.

They include a bottle of Domaine de la Romanee Conti Grands Echezeaux 1983, priced at $6,200, and a bottle of 1982 Pétrus for $9,500.

“They’re a piece of living history," D’Aiuto, who also owns the restaurant Levante, told the Post. "You can’t get these wines anywhere else in the world — I don’t care if you’re a billionaire, trillionaire or zillionaire. You can’t buy a John Gotti wine unless you come to my store and buy it."

The shop at 26-01 Jackson Ave. has already sold one Pétrus from the collection for $5,000, D’Aiuto told the Post.

Each bottle comes with a certificate of authenticity from Gotti Jr., according to the Post. Proceeds will be donated to charity.

Read the full story in the New York Post.