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Grand Cru: The Wine MakerEventsv0.3.1 — Winter Brewing Fix + New Fonts + Readability
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v0.3.1 — Winter Brewing Fix + New Fonts + Readability

Grand Cru: The Wine Maker · published 17 Mar 2026, 14:01 UTC · build 22381060

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Grand Cru: The Wine Maker — v0.3.1 Update

Bonjour, winemakers! A quality-of-life patch with a critical brewing fix and a typography refresh.

Gameplay

  • Winter Brewing Fixed — Grapes left unbrewed in fall now appear in the winery during winter (at 50% yield). Previously they were invisible and couldn't be brewed.

  • Unbrew Warning — A confirmation dialog now warns you before ending fall with unbrewed harvests. Choose "Go to Winery" or "Proceed Anyway."

Bug Fixes

  • Steam Review Button — Now opens the review page in your web browser even if Steam client isn't running.

  • Tutorial Fix — Father's wine tasting tutorial now correctly appears in Year 2 winter.

UI/UX

  • New Fonts — English and German now use Inter (body) + Lora (headings) for a premium editorial feel. Korean and Chinese fonts unchanged.

    Responsive Sidebar — Icons and labels scale smoothly with your screen height.

  • Improved Readability — Minimum font size raised to 14px. Better text contrast throughout. Gazette and Financial labels enlarged.

  • Season End Button — Enhanced with a subtle gold glow so you never miss it.

Enjoy the patch! Feedback is always welcome in the Steam discussions.

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