Wine - Revision history

BradsBot: clean up, typos fixed: egypt → Egypt

2021-05-13T16:43:33Z

clean up, typos fixed: egypt → Egypt

Peacefulness: /* Tools */

2021-05-09T03:06:32Z

Tools

Peacefulness: /* Tools */

2021-05-09T03:01:24Z

Tools

Peacefulness: /* Barrel Attributes */

2021-01-28T07:13:39Z

Barrel Attributes

Peacefulness: /* Harvesting */

2020-09-24T03:21:45Z

Harvesting

Peacefulness: /* Barrel Attributes */

2020-09-22T16:48:50Z

Barrel Attributes

Peacefulness: /* Vine Attributes */

2020-09-22T16:46:15Z

Vine Attributes

Peacefulness: /* Wine in Ambrosia */

2020-06-14T04:44:17Z

Wine in Ambrosia

Peacefulness: /* Other Wine Attributes */

2020-05-24T08:33:26Z

Other Wine Attributes

Solaris: /* Tannin */

2020-05-14T20:14:46Z

Tannin

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 *C is the Colour value
 *K is the Skin value
-*ETD or the amount of egypt time the wine is in the barrel
+*ETD or the amount of Egypt time the wine is in the barrel
 T is the amount of tannin
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 T=C*K/100*(1-2^(-ETD/21))
-The maximum tannin possible is the colour value multiplied by the skin value divided by 100. Try to keep Skin and Colour values balanced as you tend.  Having wine with a skin value of 300 but a colour value of 10 will only yield 30 tannin. But if you could <i>magically</i> take 100 points from skin and put them into colour the maximum tannin jumps to 220 (110 X 200 / 100).
+The maximum tannin possible is the colour value multiplied by the skin value divided by 100. Try to keep Skin and Colour values balanced as you tend.  Having wine with a skin value of 300 but a colour value of 10 will only yield 30 tannin. But if you could ''magically'' take 100 points from skin and put them into colour the maximum tannin jumps to 220 (110 X 200 / 100).
 After 21 Egypt days (approximately a RL week) the wine in the barrel will have developed half its maximum tannin.  If you can wait another 21 Egypt days that value will rise to 75% of maximum.
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 *[[User:Shebi/VineSim|VineSim - Yard Tracker]]
 *[[User:Shebi/TendGenerator|TendGen - Tend Tables Generator]]
-*[https://tinyurl.com/jp8d694x| Lazy's Pheno Finder] Must be revised to be useful beyond Tale 9
+*[https://tinyurl.com/jp8d694x  Lazy's Pheno Finder] Must be revised to be useful beyond Tale 9
 === Wine Guilds/Traders ===

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 *[[User:Shebi/VineSim|VineSim - Yard Tracker]]
 *[[User:Shebi/TendGenerator|TendGen - Tend Tables Generator]]
-*[https://tinyurl.com/jp8d694x| Lazy's Pheno Finder]
+*[https://tinyurl.com/jp8d694x| Lazy's Pheno Finder] Must be revised to be useful beyond Tale 9
 === Wine Guilds/Traders ===

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 *[[User:Shebi/VineSim|VineSim - Yard Tracker]]
 *[[User:Shebi/TendGenerator|TendGen - Tend Tables Generator]]
 === Wine Guilds/Traders ===

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 * '''Acid''' is equal to Grape Acid/10 and will not change during fermentation.
 *'''<s>Color</s> Hue'''-The barrel will also show the Hue of the wine (e.g. White, Light Red). Possible hues are:
-** White
+** White 0 hue
-** Rose
+** (Rose)
-** Light Red
+** Light Red 1 hue
-** Red
+** Red 2 hue
-** Dark Red
+** Dark Red 3 hue, seen in Wisdom grapes
 ** Purple-Red
 ** Purple

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 '''Notes:'''
-* You may check harvest information on your grapes at any time by holding them in your inventory, and using the Self -> Skills -> Viticulture -> Examine Grapes menu.
+* You may check harvest information on your grapes at any time by holding them in your inventory, and using the Self -> Skills -> Viticulture -> Examine Grapes menu.  This is also useful for checking the Hue of your grapes.
 * It is a good idea to check the "Verify when: Harvesting grapes" option in your interface controls, to prevent mis-clicks while tending or taking vine cuttings.

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 | '''Acid''' ||align="center"| A || Determines how long flavours remain while bottled. Lower acid wines lose their flavour the more they age.  The exact formula for determining how long wine will last is unknown.
 |-
-| '''Color''' ||align="center"| C || In combination with the vine's genetics (see below), determines the hue of wine made from these grapes (though again, the exact role is not clear).
+| '''Color''' ||align="center"| C || In combination with the vine's genetics (see below), determines the hue of wine made from these grapes (though again, the exact role is not clear).  An alternate theory is that hue comes directly from the genetics and is not related to color.
 |-
 | '''Grapes''' ||align="center"| G || Each cutting type will have a set number of starting grapes, each time it is planted. If the grape count ever reaches 0, the vine will die.

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 **In a past tale, we needed to find Prune wine, which cannot be tasted until vintage 11.  We were able to test for the presence of Prune by making ambrosia with wine that 1) had enough alcohol, 2) was at least two vintages old, but 3) was not old enough for us to taste Prune at a tasting table.
 **Wines were in stock and labelled with flavors.  All of the flavors had "aged out" and the wine displayed as "thin" on a tasting table.  The wines were still successfully used in ambrosia.
 == Related Pages ==

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

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 Alternate formula:
-T=C*K/100*(1-2^(ETD/21))
+T=C*K/100*(1-2^(-ETD/21))
 The maximum tannin possible is the colour value multiplied by the skin value divided by 100. Try to keep Skin and Colour values balanced as you tend.  Having wine with a skin value of 300 but a colour value of 10 will only yield 30 tannin. But if you could <i>magically</i> take 100 points from skin and put them into colour the maximum tannin jumps to 220 (110 X 200 / 100).