There’s very little about Crossbow Holdings online other than a Yellow Pages profile and a Facebook profile of what clearly seems to be either a fake business, or a defunct and closed business. I’ve never heard of this Wine and Restaurants Malta before.
Apparently, he’s been promoting wines online through “Crossbow Wine Concepts”. Their accounts show they have around ย123,000 in cash.
It’s all so very weird.
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Isn?t the shape of a traditional crossbow quite similar to the symbol of freemasonry?
Seems to be a laundromat.
Just a little bit more of an insight in Crossbow Holdings Co Ltd. They’re also wine importers, most notably Spanish wines. However, they’re also administrators of Facebook page Restaurants in Malta-The Good, The Bad, The Rip-Offs (https://www.facebook.com/groups/99810101259) and also organisers of the WRMC-Malta Restaurants Quality Recognition Awards (wannabe Michelin Guide restaurant awards). The fun fact about such facebook page is that while members do post appraisals for good restaurants and also for rip-offs, it seems like Chris Spiteri and his father Reno Spiteri only post good reviews and never any rip-offs. Fancily enough, the Spiteri father and son seem to always dine at restaurants that only serve their Crossbow Holdings wines. Even the recognised WRMC-Malta Restaurants seem to be only limited to clients of Crossbow Holdings!
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