In a gesture which has left most of us slackjawed this morning - updated reports prove we were right to be slackjawed - the founder of Corona beer has made a millionaire of each and every resident of his small home town in north west Spain.
Antonino Fernández, who passed away at the age of 98 last August, bequeathed a staggering £169 million to the people of Cerezales del Condado.
And as the tiny villages boasts only 80 residents, that's a cool £2 million each.
Clearly flabbergasted by the businessman's gesture, Maximino Sanchez, the owner of a small bar in Antonino's hometown said: "We never had any money before. I don’t know, what we would have done without Antonino."
Antonino, one of 13 children, moved to Mexico in 1949 at the age of 32 where he worked for Grupo Modelo brewery - and ultimately helped to make Corona one of the most popular beers in the world.
Antonino, we salute you.
