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Wine is an alcoholic beverage made from the fermentation of grape juice.
Characteristics
Wine is an alcoholic beverage made from the fermentation of grape juice. It is produced by fermenting crushed grapes using various types of yeast which consume the sugars found in the grapes and convert them into alcohol. There are several vintages available in the wasteland, including 2055 Chateau Lafayette,[1] the 2043 Chateau Montrose,[2] and the 2064 Atomic Claret.[3]
Locations
- Can be bought from bartenders at the casinos on the Strip.
- There is a very large cache of wine in the Ultra-Luxe kitchen. One of these bottles is required for the quest Beyond the Beef.
- In that quest, if the head waiter is killed with the wine that was drugged for the White Glove Society, a unique version of wine can be acquired known as "drugged wine." It has the same effect as regular wine.
- Wine can be found in The Tops presidential suite's bar area, along with other alcoholic beverages.
- There is a bottle of wine on the middle floor of the King's School of Impersonation.
- Lucky 38 cocktail lounge, as there are numerous bottles that can be taken without penalty.
- Seven bottles can be found in the abandoned warehouse.
- Four bottles behind the bar on shelves at the Mojave Outpost barracks.
If the player character picked up the vending machine code for it during Dead Money, potentially unlimited quantities can be obtained from the vending machines.- Sometimes found on Fiends.
Gallery
References
- ↑ Munitions access terminal: "{139}{}{Read Trade}"
"{150}{}{This is Klinger from the 8063rd. We're in desperate need of part number 102-53B. I've got a case of Chateau Lafayette 2155 if you could expedite the order. Get back to me ASAP.}" - ↑ Capital Post Top Stories -- January 11, 2077, Food Riots Rile Feds
- ↑ The Courier: "I'd like to buy some things."
Sink Central Intelligence Unit: "Very good, sir. If I might suggest a table wine, the 64 Atomic Claret is a lovely little vintage."
(Sink Central Intelligence Unit's dialogue)
