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Exclusive: The alarms in wine’s biggest heist were switched off from inside before masked thieves took off with 30,000 bottles worth over $8 million
Exclusive: The alarms in wine’s biggest heist were switched off from inside before masked thieves took off with 30,000 bottles worth over $8 million

Antinori’s wines are so sought after that counterfeiters have copied them for years. Now thieves have taken 30,000 real ones.

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