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Throughout the 18th century, several champagne maisons replaced small farms and monasteries in the production and development of French champagne.
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Throughout the 18th century, several champagne maisons replaced small farms and monasteries in the production and development of French champagne.
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Envío gratis a partir de 60€
Throughout the 18th century, several champagne maisons replaced small farms and monasteries in the production and development of French champagne.
The rise of these wines to the European Royal Courts was a crucial factor in making champagne drinking fashionable and glamorous.
In this game you will be in charge of one of the oldest champagne maisons. The game unfolds in a series of actions that start in your vineyard and end with your sales to all of Europe and even across the Atlantic. You will have to make constant improvements, react to the actions of your opponents and make the right decisions to succeed in producing the most prestigious champagne.
BGG Link: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/332853/dom-pierre
Contents: 1 central board, 4 player boards, 1 Prestige board, 51 3-color Grapes, 1 cloth bag, 24 4-color Action discs, 8 4-color score markers, 36 4-color Workers, 45 Harvest tiles, 40 Champagne tiles, 16 gray Accessory tokens, 16 blue Accessory tiles, 16 Prestige tiles, 5 Proportion tiles, 12 Add/Strength tiles, 4 100/200 VP tiles, 6 Modification tiles, 12 Flag tiles, 28 coins, 4 starter cards, 45 Objective cards, 60 Market cards, 1 help sheet, 1 rule book, 1 rulebook
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