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Luxurious food can be:
- food:
- consumed only by the middle class (level ≥ 250)
- artisanal product:
- made in workshops by the butcher, cider maker, distiller, cheese maker, presser or winemaker
- luxury product
- used to complete the consumption card
- used to complete the consumption card
Luxury food items can provide points for certain characteristics.
They are available for sale or purchase at the market, with prices ranging:
Luxury food can only be produced in certain regions and towns.
Note:
- It is only useful for the middle class to complete the mission of their consumption card.
- The details of its production are given in the workshop of their respective artisan.
- Be careful with wines, ciders, and whiskies, as they are to be consumed in moderation, otherwise, your character will become completely drunk.
Here is a list of luxury food items available in the game:
- Bottle of olive oil
- Ewe's milk cheese
- Goat cheese
- Cow's milk cheese
- Bayonne ham
- Black Forest ham
- Parma ham
- Iberian ham
- Pot of yoghurt
- Barrel of cider
- Barrel of Porto wine
- Barrel of Tokay
- Barrel of Retsina
- Cask of Irish whiskey
- Cask of Scotch whisky
- Anjou wine
- Bordeaux wine
- Burgundy wine
- Champagne wine
- Tuscan wine
- Rioja wine
