Las Vegas Liquor Store Reportedly Finds Bugs In Lisa Vanderpump's Rosé Bottles

It's enough to make your skin crawl.

"I recommend everyone thoroughly inspect any bottle of Vanderpump Rosé before purchasing and consuming them," a source told the publication, which even obtained photos showing what appeared to be earwigs settled at the bottom of the glass carafes.

The insider said they do not believe the bugs crawled into the bottles in Provence, France, where Vanderpump's grapes originate; they suspect the contamination took place at the bottling facility, noting that the glass may not have been thoroughly cleaned.

And that facility is Palm Bay International, which produces and distributes Lisa's rosé. However, a company rep says they have not received such complaints in the past.

"This is the first we are learning of it," the rep told Page Six. "We stand behind the quality and integrity of the wines in our portfolio and require rigorous standards at the production and bottling facilities that we work with."

"We'd welcome the chance to connect directly with the individual who encountered this issue, as in five years of selling this product we have never received any retailer or customer complaints of this nature," the statement concluded, along with a hearty, "Thank you!"