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British businessman says he has made nearly £16,000 selling bottles of fresh-air to China for a breath-taking £80 a bottle. Leo De Watts, aged 27, claims Britain boasts the “ Louis Vuitton ” of finest fresh air. The smog-plagued elite in Beijing and Shanghai have already snapped up early 200 of his 580ml decanters of British air in just a few weeks. Leo sends friends and relatives out into the countryside – as far away from pollution as possible – to bottle fresh air. His team of air-gricultural workers carry the bottles in adapted fishing nets – which are held aloft as they stride through muddy fields to harvest fresh air. The bottles are left open for up to 10 minutes to capture the full fresh-air aroma – and ensure no grass or bugs get into the “organic” product. Leo has been exporting bottles of fresh air from Dorset, Somerset, Wales, Wiltshire and Yorkshire to the Far East. When customers open the bottle, the “experience” of inhaling the fresh-air lasts just a few secon...