Plots of land

Plots of Land
'''This page will gather information about the different plots of land, the statistics of those plots, their values and some more various information. Don't hesitate to add or correct stuff you read!'''

''Note: This page is WIP (Work In Progress), which means that it lacks information and some may be false or partially false. Don't hesitate to contribute!''

Listing of all plots
This list will only give basic information on the parcels and will be sorted in order of price.


 * Bricco:
 * Free
 * 1 hectare
 * North-East
 * 415 mamsl (Meters Above Main Sea-Level)
 * Sub-Acidic
 * Slope of 50%
 * Principe:
 * 15 000€
 * 1 hectare
 * South-East
 * 320 mamsl
 * Sub-Acidic
 * Slope of 35%
 * Coste:
 * 52 000€
 * 1.5 hectare
 * North-East
 * 300 mamsl
 * Mid acidic
 * Slope of 30%
 * Rocche:
 * 65 000€
 * 1.2 hectare
 * South-West
 * 440 mamsl
 * Sub-alkaline
 * Slope of 27%
 * Ginestra:
 * 73 000€
 * 2 hectares
 * North-East
 * 200 mamsl
 * Mid-alkaline
 * Slope of 10%
 * Brunate:
 * 200 000€
 * 2 hectares
 * East
 * 370 mamsl
 * Sub-acidic
 * Slope of 40%
 * Castelletto:
 * 380 000€
 * 2.5 hectares
 * South-East
 * 350 mamsl
 * Sub-Acidic
 * Slope of 60%
 * Casot:
 * 500 000€
 * 3 hectares
 * North-West
 * 340 mamsl
 * Mid-acidic
 * Slope of 40%
 * Bussia
 * 1 500 000€
 * 4 hectares
 * South
 * 400 mamsl
 * Neutral
 * Slope of 30%

Soil stats and their values
This part will focus on the soil statistics (composition, pH, exposure, altitude, etc).

When you want to buy your first plot of land, you need to be very careful and take into consideration many aspects. For example, you need to find a suitable land for the first varietal you can, or already have, unlocked! That is to say when you want to but a new plot, and start making a new kind of wine, you need to find a suitable land for chadonnay since it's the first one you can unlock in the tech tree. Yet, you can also make the choice of never using that varietal and sticking to red wines for examples, just like you would do in the King of Reds challenge!

Before buying anything, you can check every plot of land and within the freshly-opened page, you can select the desired varietal in the right colomn. This will (eventually) show you what caracteristics of this precise plot suit or not this particular varietal. ''In this example, the selected varietal is Chardonnay. You can see three elements being highlighted in green. This means that those three statistics are, as you can guess, in the green zone for this varietal. Otherwise it would be like the sand or clay, just orange, normal, or red if it's really too bad for it. Better and more in-depths explanations on the value of those stats will come in the future.''