Stonemaier Games Viticulture Essential Edition Board Game, for 156 months to 9600 months

Just played this for the first time and found it relatively easy to learn and begin playing. There are several different strategies to take so you dont just have to grow grapes and make wine to have a shot at winning. The player order will change each round as you decide which of the 7 spots to take and the corresponding bonus action. Do you guarantee getting first chance to put your worker where you want to or get extra bonuses and let the other players move first? Do you try to plant many varieties of grapes and try to sell lots of wine or focus on getting visitors that will get you victory points?

Very pleased this game came so quickly. We played it the same day.

The game itself is great, but some of the mipples are damaged :(

Very fun game. Not a beginner game as there are a lot of steps, but easy to play once you know how

Good introduction for worker managment and project managment games. Quick to set up and learn. The rule book and quick reference sheet is well laid out. Game is overall very enjoyable and entertaining.

Very nicely designed - lots of rules to digest but fun to play with adult family members

Quickly become a favorite! The first play through was overwhelming, but once we were able to see the progression once, we took to it with ease. Fantastic decisions throughout. Good balance between choosing to complete tasks and scoring points. Very well balanced game! Highly recommended!

Viticulture: EE is easily in my top 10 favorite tabletop games of all time.

This is a fun game and due to the randomness of the card shuffle you may have to alter your strategy. This game was fairly easy to learn. My preferred method is watching a YouTube tutorial on the rules. After watching the rules tutorial, we decided to watch a playthrough. My wife and I enjoyed this game and played several times over the weekend.

Super fun, definitely better for adults with lots of board game experience (we only play it with our friends that play board games frequent, definitely doesn’t come with us to large family gatherings)