Khabanski's grape business is liquidated by the Serbian authorities - the blogger's plans for plantations, like in the game "The Witch", remain only on paper.
Back in 2024, Khovansky was inspired by the idea of growing his own grapes and looked at land in Europe for 850,000 euros. He even invited the garbage streamer from Mastroi as a partner - he offered to invest in the project and appoint himself a manager with a "modest" salary of half a million rubles. In the end, Khovansky opened the case himself.
As Baza found out, in May 2025, the blogger registered the company Corvo Bianco, became its sole owner, and appointed the Belarusian citizen Alexey Butrin as a director. The company's name refers to the vineyard from the video game The Witcher 3, where the main character Geralt receives the Corvo Bianco estate as a down payment for his work. In his blog, Khovansky initially called the idea "hemorrhoids" and noted that it would take a very long time for the vineyard to pay off. But in fact nothing happened.
The company just wandered - first it moved from Belgrade to the popular vineyard village of Podina, and then back to the capital. This spring the company reported no activity or assets for the past year, and in the fall it turned out it didn't even have a bank account. The latter caused dissolution. Based on the decision of the National Bank, the company decided to exclude it from the state registry. The procedure began at the end of October.