The New Jersey country club being sued after a waiter allegedly spilled red wine on a $30,000 Hermes handbag thinks the pricey accessory is a phony, according to their lawyer.

“There are serious issues regarding the authenticity of the bag,” said attorney Ken Merber, who represents Alpine Country Club in the lawsuit by purse-owner and member Maryana Beyder.

Merber added that the club had the pink Kelly bag “examined by an expert,” but declined to say more on the matter.

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Meanwhile, an attorney for Beyder blasted the fake-bag accusations.

NEW JERSEY COUNTRY CLUB SUES WAITER ACCUSED OF POURING RED WINE ON PATRON'S $30G HERMES PURSE

“She would not be suing for the value of the bag if the bag wasn’t authentic,” Alexandra Errico said. “We have an authentication report, two of them.”

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Meanwhile, the club decided not to try and hold the slippery-fingered waiter liable for the flub — filing new court papers Tuesday that no longer target the server, according to Errico.

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