Viticulture Essential Edition

In Spring, starting with the first‑player and going clockwise, each player places their rooster on an unoccupied wake‑up row and immediately gains that row’s listed bonus; the rooster placement also determines turn order for Summer, Fall, and Winter that year (page 6).

No — each action space can be occupied by only one worker, though larger player counts open additional spaces for the same action; the exception is the grande worker, which may be placed on a fully occupied action to perform that action (and it grants the bonus only if placed on a bonus space) (page 7).

When harvesting, you must place the grape on the matching value icon if empty; if that icon is occupied you devalue the new grape to the next lowest empty icon (and continue downward if needed) (page 14).

You may only play a summer or winter visitor by taking the corresponding "play visitor" action (placing a worker there), and you may only play a visitor if you can fully resolve its effect when played; visitor effects resolve immediately and then the card is discarded (pages 9–10).

When making wine you may create up to two wine tokens (they can be same or different types), but you must own the appropriate cellar to produce blush/sparkling or wines above certain values, and each cellar slot holds exactly one wine token (see cellar level and capacity rules) (page 15).

When you fill an order you discard the required wine tokens, gain the victory points on the card, and immediately advance your residual token on the residual tracker by the card’s lira amount; you then collect lira from your residual position at the end of each year (the marker remains where you moved it and caps at £5) (page 16).