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Vintner 1.3.0 brings finished wine out of the cellar and onto the table. ## Highlights - Place red, white, and aged wine bottles as decorative blocks. - Every bottle now contains four persistent servings. - Serve wine using a four-cup Tasting Service. - Select and drink individual cups in any order. - Recover an empty bottle after the final serving. - Bottle metadata, provenance, age, quality, and remaining servings persist through placement and retrieval. - Tasting Services are available in twelve wood families and support all sixteen vanilla dye colours. - Placed bottles now share a consistent visual style with bottles displayed in racks, crates, shelves, and cabinets. - Added the **A Proper Pour** and **To Good Company** advancements. - Improved Almanac reporting while keeping ordinary tooltips concise. ## Technical improvements - Multiplayer-safe serving interactions prevent duplicate final pours. - Partial-bottle effects scale with the number of servings consumed. - Four tasting portions equal the effects of one complete bottle. - Improved save, reload, and chunk-unloading persistence. ## Compatibility - Minecraft 26.2 - Fabric Loader - Fabric API required - Required on both client and server

# Vintner 1.2.0 Vintner 1.2.0 significantly expands wine identity, cellar storage, ageing vessels, and estate-level collection management. ## Added - Persistent wine provenance from pressing through fermentation, barrel ageing, and bottling, including grape variety, batch day, winery origin, and producer. - Almanac reports for provenance, bottling day, and concise recommendations for whether a bottle should be held, enjoyed now, is past its peak, or spoiled. - Vintage Archives that catalogue up to sixteen unique wine batches without consuming their bottles. - Vintage Archive variants for all twelve supported wood families. - Chestnut and neutral ageing barrels with distinct ageing characteristics. - Eight-bottle large casks with their own capacity, ageing speed, quality, style affinity, and tasting character. - Barrel stands. - Labelled Cellar Shelves for storing a single batch. - Tasting Cabinets for mixed-vintage collections. - Persistent wine style and estate identity. - Fuller body-aware tasting notes. - Estimated wine trade value. - Cellar prestige. - Expanded cellar evaluation including temperature stability and nearby machinery disturbance. ## Changed - Wine quality now influences: - Food pairing strength - Low-quality fault risk - Estimated trade value - Future settlement-prestige contribution - Labelled Cellar Shelves and Tasting Cabinets now age stored bottles. - Storage furniture exposes accurate visual fill states. - Wine metadata is retained through retrieval and save/reload. - New cellar storage blocks support comparator output. ## Compatibility - Minecraft 26.2 - Fabric Loader - Fabric API Vintner remains under active development. Mechanics, balance, models, and compatibility may continue to evolve in future releases.

## Fixed - Corrected wire and end-brace rendering in two-block trellis rows. - Prevented partial connections between one-block and two-block rows. - Added compact grapevine selection outlines while preserving trellis collision. - Breaking either half now removes only the vine, restores both trellises, and drops the matching cutting.

## Initial release - Added red and white grape cultivars with two-block growth, harvesting, regrowth, and renewable cuttings. - Added connected oak trellises with corners, junctions, isolated placement, and automatic end braces. - Added prepared vineyard soil and condition-based grape quality. - Added grape pressing, must bottling, fermentation, and wine ageing. - Added red, white, and aged wines with quality-sensitive effects. - Added farmer and wandering-trader cutting trades, village chest loot, and mature-vine pruning. - Added comparator support for all winemaking machines. - Added a complete Vintner advancement path. - Added custom models, textures, item presentation, and machine states. - Added automated tests covering the vineyard and winemaking systems.