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Thieves Steal 3,000 Bottles of Expensive Wine and Escape With Winery’s Own Vans - NewsTmes.com.ng

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Thieves have stolen around 3,000 bottles of expensive Barolo wine from a winery in Italy. The robbery happened in the Langhe area of Piedmont, with the stolen wine reportedly worth hundreds of thousands of euros. According to the winery owners, four masked thieves managed to bypass the security system and entered the building through an …

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Four masquerades cleared a barolo camp in Piedmont. The loot is worth several hundred thousand francs.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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In a renowned winery in Piedmont, more than 3000 bottles of Barolo disappear without a trace. The spectacular theft is a mystery.

·Berlin, Germany
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The damage is several hundred thousand euros: According to the police, a thief squad enters an Italian winery at night via an unsecured window and flees with more than 3000 bottles of Barolo. There is no trace of the perpetrators. Now the owners ask for help.

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Last week, 3,000 bottles of Barolo wine were stolen from a winemaker in the Italian region of Le Langhe in the Piedmont area. The bottles originated from four vineyards and have a total value of hundreds of thousands of euros, writes the local newspaper Gazzetta d'Alba. According to the owners of the winery, the wine thieves acted cunningly and managed to bypass the security system during the robbery. The group of four masked individuals entere…

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Barolo from Piedmont is one of the most famous wines in the world. Overnight, a thief squad brings bottles worth several hundred thousand euros into its possession. The search is underway.

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La Stampa broke the news in Turin, Italy on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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