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Silden: /* Vineyard Flavors */

2017-10-28T06:21:38Z

Vineyard Flavors

Silden: /* Vineyard Flavors */

2017-09-19T10:49:29Z

Vineyard Flavors

Silden: /* Wine in the Bottle */

2017-09-13T13:44:57Z

Wine in the Bottle

Silden: /* Other Wine Attributes */

2017-08-05T09:05:13Z

Other Wine Attributes

Silden: /* Using the Table */

2017-07-31T15:02:52Z

Using the Table

Silden: /* Understanding Vintages */

2017-07-31T14:49:07Z

Understanding Vintages

Silden: /* Vineyard Flavors */

2017-07-31T14:46:51Z

Vineyard Flavors

Silden: /* Vineyard Flavors */

2017-07-29T20:23:25Z

Vineyard Flavors

Basilius: /* Phenotypes */ added link to updated vine phenotype/tending tables

2017-02-22T21:40:09Z

Phenotypes: added link to updated vine phenotype/tending tables

Silden: /* Vineyard Flavors */

2016-10-26T09:24:46Z

Vineyard Flavors

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−	* ~~{{7}}~~ Wines low in acid and alcohol will eventually lose their flavour the longer they are kept ~~(information provided by Tedra~~, ~~the exact formula for determining the life of the wine is unknown~~.~~) ''(this is not my experience in tale 7 [[User:Silden\|Silden]] 15:23, 29 July 2017 (EST))''~~	+	* Wines low in acid and alcohol will eventually lose their flavour the longer they are kept. A vineyard with grapes totalling 0 Acid produced no Sharp Sulfur at Vintage 5 but with grapes totalling 8 Acid, did show Sharp Sulfur flavour.

	==== Detecting Flavors ====		==== Detecting Flavors ====

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 * When two or more flavours have the same strength, they will be displayed on the same line.
 * The strength of a flavour is determined by (Initial Flavour Strength) * (Quality of Glass). When the flavour is not strong enough, a lesser strength flavour is shown. For example, with suitable strength, the flavour may show as Black Olives, while a lower strength flavour and/or glass will show Cooked Notes, and very weak combination of flavour and/or glass will show Vegetables.
 * Each of these tiers can count as a different flavor for the wine notebooks, the first time they are tasted.
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-* {{7}} Wines low in acid and alcohol will eventually lose their flavour the longer they are kept (information provided by Tedra, the exact formula for determining the life of the wine is unknown.) ''(this is not my experience in tale 7, the flavours have no bearing on acid or alcohol levels [[User:Silden|Silden]] 15:23, 29 July 2017 (EST))''
+* {{7}} Wines low in acid and alcohol will eventually lose their flavour the longer they are kept (information provided by Tedra, the exact formula for determining the life of the wine is unknown.) ''(this is not my experience in tale 7 [[User:Silden|Silden]] 15:23, 29 July 2017 (EST))''
 ==== Detecting Flavors ====

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 | A hard wine, extremely dry || <= 2.4
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 == Related Pages ==

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 === Other Wine Attributes ===
 A wine will also have a flavor intensity, quality, and sweetness. Each of these may change at each vintage (wine age) change. (Listed from high to low below.)
 {| border="1" cellpadding="5"
-|- valign="top"
+==== Flavour Intensity ====
-! Flavor Intensity !! !! Quality !! !! Sweetness
+* Overflowing
 |-
-| Overflowing <br>Bursting <br>Intense Aromas <br>Ample Amounts <br>Displays <br>Hints <br>Fluttering <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br>
+| Pharaoh's dessert || 640 =>
+|-
-| Pharaoh's private collection <br>Describe to grandchildren <br>Moved to tears <br>Historic <br>Stupendous <br>Luxury <br>Spectacular <br>Astonishing <br>Stunning <br>Graceful <br>Very passable <br>Hint of character <br>Pleasant (thin wine)
+| A mind-boggling, syrupy nectar || 320 to 639.9
+|-
-| Pharaoh's dessert <br>Mind boggling, syrupy <br>Luxuriously sweet and haunting <br>Honeyed dessert <br>Luscious <br>Light dessert <br>Delicious <br>Warm hint <br>Fluttering <br>Dry <br> Hard wine, extremely dry <br> <br> <br>
+| A luxuriously sweet and haunting wine || 160 to 319.9
 |}

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 * The higher the vintage number on a bottle of wine, the younger the wine is.
-=== Using the Table ===
+=== Drinking Wine ===
-A bottle of wine may be opened at a [[Ceremonial Tasting Table]]. Each bottle contains seven glasses of wine. To drink, click on a wine glass on the table, ''fill'' it, and then drink it.
+A bottle of wine can be consumed by a person anywhere. This is, however, very wasteful as you can only take one drink from the bottle, and you don't get any glass quality bonus to the flavourings. To do this, select Self > Skills > Consume > Bottle of wine
 You will receive a pop-up showing the results of your tasting, and any wine notebook or palate points earned.
 The table can be cleared to allow another bottle to be opened. This can be done even if there is wine left in the bottle or in a glass. The empty wine bottle will be stored in the table and can be taken (if the player has permission).

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 Egypt's vintages started at vintage 0 in Akhet I of the first year of the telling, and a new vintage happens on the first of every game month (about every 10-11 days in RL time).
 * The current vintage in Egypt is shown when you siphon a taste from a barrel. However, an individual wine's vintage is not locked-in until it is bottled.
-* Bottled wine has a specific vintage, set when bottled. The difference between that vintage and the current Egypt vintage is considered the "age" of the wine.
+* Bottled wine has a specific vintage, set when bottled.
-** Immediately after bottling, wine is thus 0 vintages old.
+* The vintage age of a bottle is the result of (Current Vintage) - (Bottle Vintage). If the current vintage is 20, and the bottle is Vintage 15, the vintage age of the bottle is 5 (20 - 15).
-** This age of the wine is used to satisfy wine notebook requirements (e.g. "wine at least 3 vintages old").
+** Immediately after bottling, wine is thus 0 vintages old.
-** Wine age also plays a role in which flavors that can be detected (see below).
+** The age of the wine is used to satisfy wine notebook requirements such as "wine at least 3 vintages old"
 * The higher the vintage number on a bottle of wine, the younger the wine is.

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 ==== Vineyard Flavors ====
-* Each vineyard can have up to 3(?) flavors.
+[[Image:Broadcast strength.png|thumb|right|Broadcast Strength]]
-* Wines with grapes from more than one vineyard can show up to 7(?) flavors total.
+* Throughout Egypt, all of the flavours have a number of (hidden) points where they broadcast their flavor
-* Each flavor has three "tiers," somewhat akin to category, subcategory and specific flavor. For example: Fruit > Tree Fruit > Peach.
+* When a vineyard is built, it takes the three strongest flavors - this may not necessarily be the closest flavours (see example to the right)
 * Each of these tiers can count as a different flavor for the wine notebooks, the first time they are tasted.
-* Each flavor appears in the wine at a specific age of the wine. If the wine has not aged sufficiently to reveal at least one flavor, it will present as "thin." For example:
+* The vintage age of a bottle is the result of (Current Vintage) - (Bottle Vintage). If the current vintage is 20, and the bottle is Vintage 15, the vintage age of the bottle is 5 (20 - 15).
-** Peach can be detected as soon as the wine is bottled (age 0 vintages), but Apricot cannot be tasted til the wine is at least 1 vintage old.
+* Flavours only show up in their vintage range. For example, Sharp Sulfur only shows between vintage 1 and 8. A glass with Sharp Sulfur drunk in vintage 0 or beyond vintage 9 will not show the flavour.
-** A wine with both Peach and Apricot flavors will show Peach at age 0 and both at age 1.
+* If all of the flavours are outside their vintage range, then the glass will report that it is thin.
-* See the [[Wine/Flavors|Known Flavors]] table.
+* The vintage that the flavour starts to show, or stops showing, depends upon the vineyard that provides the flavour
-* Wines low in acid and alcohol will eventually lose their flavour the longer they are kept (information provided by Tedra, the exact formula for determining the life of the wine is unknown.)
+** A single vineyard of Sharp Sulfur will only show up to vintage 5. At vintage 6 it will not show up
-* Whilst the flavours remain static in the world, a vineyard placed at a slightly different place in the same coordinates may pick up a different set of flavours if the flavours are at the edge of their reach.
+** Combining multiple vineyards of Sharp Sulfur will allow the flavour to show up to vintage 8.
 ** ''For example, a vineyard built at 1270, 2830 but to the right of the coordinate (since a coordinate is quite big, and can hold a couple vineyards), this will produce Banana and Melon (as does every vineyard built for a dozen more coordinates to the right), a vineyard built at the at 1270, 2830 but to the left of the available coordinate did not produce either of those flavours. [[User:Silden|Silden]] 04:24, 26 October 2016 (EST) ''
 ==== Detecting Flavors ====

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 * [[Wine/Tends by Phenotype|Tends by Phenotype]], for determining phenotypes and resultant tend tables of crossbred vines
 * [[Wine/Finding Your Phenotype|Finding Your Phenotype]], a guide
 == Wine on the Vine ==