Great playthrough and review! In 57:31, you're both tied for first, so you should take the sum of the positions you occupy (1st and 3rd), and divide by 2. (1st and 3rd because it's a 2p game). Unfortunately, it's not very clear in the rulebook, but that's the intent.
@@skipper2206 Thank you for the correction. We sometimes make rule goofs, which is why we upvote comments correcting us in the comments section, to make sure future viewers can see those and make sure they play correctly.
I really dig wine games. This has always been on my radar and it plays easier than I thought given the designer. When one uses Lacerda you know it is in its own category of difficulty,,,,, usually. It would be interesting to see how you contrast Vinhos with La Grunja.
If you don't like the surprise of the Magnate Multiplier tiles, during setup, remove those not in the game due to player count, and reveal all of them before shuffling.
Next time we play I thought of having a Keyflower like solution. Each player gets 4-6 tiles, you choose to discard several and then shuffle the rest. That way you have some more control of the end-game scoring. If you run out of magnets, you take the ones discarded. Not sure about the exact numbers, but we'll give it a try.
How can you mistake Portugal with Spain? It's a Portuguese designer that made a game about the wine production in Portugal, with the different Portuguese regions of wines, and the game's name is Vinhos which is wine in Portuguese.
Great playthrough guys. Quick question...at beginning of each fair, doesn’t everyone move to the middle action space, therefore starting year 4 and 6 from the middle?
Great playthrough and review!
In 57:31, you're both tied for first, so you should take the sum of the positions you occupy (1st and 3rd), and divide by 2. (1st and 3rd because it's a 2p game). Unfortunately, it's not very clear in the rulebook, but that's the intent.
You cant take two Wine Expert tiles with the same bonus? What rule is this i cant find it? At 17:00
Off course you can ! They (he)'re wrong !! You can't do video if you make mistake on the rules
@@skipper2206 Thank you for the correction. We sometimes make rule goofs, which is why we upvote comments correcting us in the comments section, to make sure future viewers can see those and make sure they play correctly.
I really dig wine games. This has always been on my radar and it plays easier than I thought given the designer. When one uses Lacerda you know it is in its own category of difficulty,,,,, usually. It would be interesting to see how you contrast Vinhos with La Grunja.
If you don't like the surprise of the Magnate Multiplier tiles, during setup, remove those not in the game due to player count, and reveal all of them before shuffling.
Next time we play I thought of having a Keyflower like solution. Each player gets 4-6 tiles, you choose to discard several and then shuffle the rest. That way you have some more control of the end-game scoring. If you run out of magnets, you take the ones discarded. Not sure about the exact numbers, but we'll give it a try.
I’d love to see a play through of the 2010 version!
How can you mistake Portugal with Spain?
It's a Portuguese designer that made a game about the wine production in Portugal, with the different Portuguese regions of wines, and the game's name is Vinhos which is wine in Portuguese.
Great playthrough guys. Quick question...at beginning of each fair, doesn’t everyone move to the middle action space, therefore starting year 4 and 6 from the middle?
Setup for red Wine 3
First wine for red produce 9