More than $1 million-worth of Santo Tequila disappeared on its way from Mexico to the U.S. in what seems like the plot of a Hollywood caper.

Two truckloads of Guy Fieri and Sammy Hagar’s tequila have vanished after the trucks were hijacked, according to Santo Tequila officials.

Sammy Hagar and Guy Fieri's Santo Tequila brand were victimized by thieves who stole two trucks carrying $1 million in tequila earlier this month.

Two trucks loaded with 24,240 bottles of Santo Tequila — the label co-owned by celebrity chef Guy Fieri and former Van Halen frontman Sammy Hagar — went missing last weekend following an apparent heist in Laredo, Texas.

While details are still unclear, US $385,000 of Santos tequila – a brand owned by Fieri and Sammy Hagar – vanished en route from Jalisco.

Thieves allegedly stole upwards of 4,000 cases of the tequila brand owned by Fieri and former Van Halen singer, Sammy Hagar.

Guy Fieri and Sammy Hagar are reeling after their joint tequila business was involved in a devastating incident. Fieri tells PEOPLE exclusively that two trucks carrying their Santo Tequila bottles have gone missing after being hijacked in Laredo, Texas.

Two trucks of tequila from the company that Mr. Fieri founded with Sammy Hagar were stolen after being diverted from their planned route, the authorities said.

Fieri says a significant reward may be offered for the return of the company's 'crown jewel' tequila that was on board.

Guy Fieri and Sammy Hagar's company, Santo Tequila, lost $1 million worth of liquor in a stranger-than-fiction double heist last week. Here's what we know.

Laredo police on Tuesday were debunking reports that two trucks carrying tequila were stolen from a company owned by celebrities Guy Fieri and Sammy Hagar. Trump headed to South Texas border for SpaceX launch of Starship However,