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

Weve played this game almost every day since we got it two weeks ago. Its fairly easy to learn, dont let the many pieces intimidate you - most things are pretty self-explanatory and the rule book does a very good job clearing things up if you just read it. As you can guess there is really high replay value to it, and the rules are easily customizable to make it easier or, in our case, more challenging :p The mom and dad cards were kind of weird but I guess they set up the game more interestingly every time. We havent tried the one-player game with the Automa cards but we plan to soon.

Love it. Became one of my favorite games on my first playthough.

I loved the way they packaged the whole thing. The condition of the game was brand new. Although, it is overpriced a little bit.

Just started playing, but Im loving Viticulture. The board and components are all quality. The strategy has good complexity to it, but it isnt a difficult game to teach/learn.

Took some time to learn but we liked it

My wife thought it was a little difficult at first and by the 3rd game it became her favorite game. We love it and play it often.

My husband and I have really enjoyed learning this game. By the third play time, we had the rules down and started seeing so many different ways to play. The automa version of the game is challenging, but I happy to have the option when no one else can play.

Great game. Visually attractive. One of our new best games we enjoy as a family.

I waited awhile to purchase this game but Im so glad I did. This is a beautiful game, a worker placement that really makes you feel like youre making wine! The summer and winter cards really help you get ahead and achieve more than one action on your turn. Ive played a couple times with three players and we all enjoyed the experience. This is my new favorite worker placement, my old favorite was Lords of waterdeep.

Got the game for my sister and we played it without anybody in the group knowing what it was. Which was a mistake. Definitely research how to play a game before actually trying to play it, the instructions are confusing. After the first game everything made sense and it was much more enjoyable and quicker. Now everybody loves the game