30,000 bottles of wine worth €5 million were stolen from the Marchesi Antinori winery in Italy.
Thieves stole approximately 30,000 bottles of high-quality wine from Marchesi Antinori's warehouse in Tuscany, Italy. The theft, involving bottles worth about €5 million, is the largest of its kind in Italian history. At least seven suspects escaped, and security systems were disabled.
- A group of thieves stole around 30,000 bottles of high-quality wine from Marchesi Antinori's warehouse in Tuscany, making it the largest wine theft in Italian cellars history.
- The stolen wine was collectively worth about €5 million.
- The theft included bottles from the firm's 2023 vintage.
- The thieves disabled alarm systems and surveillance cameras.
- Antinori has been exporting to 170 countries.
- Antinori has surveillance footage showing seven masked men entering a warehouse.
- The Antinori family has been involved in winemaking since 1385.
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