A Bottle of wine can be thieved or bought from the Draynor Village wine stall or thieved from the Taverley wine stall. It is a fairly uncommon loot when Thieving from the stall.

Players often like to thieve bottles from the stall, then either wait a while or trade with a friend to sell them back to the stall. Because they are worth so much from the store, this allows players to get a decent amount of money using this method. A Vial of stench (a) can also be used to sell the bottles right away.

Some players also use the stolen bottles of wine (and jugs of wine) as means of healing when pickpocketing Master Farmers or stealing from the various stalls in the market. Because bottles of wine heal a good amount of life points, this method allows for an easy-to-use, practically unlimited supply of food.

When consumed, a player will receive an empty wine bottle, which is untradeable and can only be sold to Fortunato for 2 coins. Simply drop it to discard it, or use it on Fortunato to sell it.

Some players training Ranged may take bottles of wine as food as it doesn't affect their training rate and offers a cheap alternative to many other food items.

TriviaEdit

• Bottles of wine are unaffected by the rotting ability of ghasts.
• As of 8 March 2011, you can no longer trade bottles of wine through the Grand Exchange.
• Interestingly, this item has a value of 500 gp on the price checker, yet cannot be sold or bought on the Grand Exchange.

v • d • e Alcoholic beverages
Normal ales	Asgarnian ale(m) • Axeman's folly(m) • Bandit's brew • Beer • Chef's delight(m) • Cider(m) • Dragon bitter(m) • Dwarven stout(m) • Greenman's ale(m) • Grog • Moonlight mead(m) • Ranger's aid(m) • Slayer's respite(m) • Wizard's mind bomb(m)
Other drinks	Asgoldian ale • Keg of beer • Tankard of beer • Vodka • Whisky • Gin • Brandy • Braindeath 'rum' • Bottle of wine • Jug of wine • Karamjan rum