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World News · October 9, 2026

Thieves steal 30,000 wine bottles worth €5m in Italy, reports say

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A group of at least seven masked individuals stole approximately 30,000 bottles of high-end wine from a Marchesi Antinori storage facility in Tuscany, Italy. The stolen wine, including prized reds like Tignanello and Solaia, is valued at roughly €5 million. The theft occurred on a Saturday while the wine was being prepared for international shipment and was discovered the following Monday. Authorities are currently investigating the incident, which is described as one of the largest wine thefts in Italian history.

A group of at least seven masked individuals stole approximately 30,000 bottles of high-end wine from a Marchesi Antinori storage facility in Tuscany, Italy. The stolen wine, including prized reds like Tignanello and Solaia, is valued at roughly €5 million. The theft occurred on a Saturday while the wine was being prepared for international shipment and was discovered the following Monday. Authorities are currently investigating the incident, which is described as one of the largest wine thefts in Italian history.