Albeland Wine
Viňě Alběland
Viňě Alběland
Quality since 1747
Poytrě apě MLCCXLVII
Earnings: $207 021.30 (Ѧ37 263 834)
Exchange Rate (NS Dollar to Albeland Taltser): $1.00 - Ѧ180.00
Poytrě apě MLCCXLVII
Earnings: $207 021.30 (Ѧ37 263 834)
Exchange Rate (NS Dollar to Albeland Taltser): $1.00 - Ѧ180.00
Welcome all to the Albeland Wine storefront, the place where you come to sell, purchase and invest in wine. We are here to help you with any issues you may have with the wine industry, such as buying cheap and selling high, or investing in a good stock. Our own personal wines strive to be perfect and will guaranteed compete with some of the higher class brands of wine out there.
History
For the next 1100 years, wine was locally produced and each area had its own signature taste. Then in 1747, one man, Kratyey Ȥvedyerus decided to start a wine press in his home town of Exyim. He went bust, and had to borrow loads of money from the Albeland Bank. For the next 3 years he lived a sorry life. Not many people wanted the wine and he tried desperately to sell it. Eventually he was approached by Morey Maksim, one of the richest men at the time, an entrepeneur who made his money in the tea industry. He tasted the wine that Kratyey was making, and instantly fell in love with it. He requested much of it, as at the time tea was the big thing being traded, but wine looked as though it had a good future. Morey exported Kratyey’s wine all over the continent and even across the world. Soon, wine was almost as traded a commodity as tea! Kratyey was overjoyed. By 1754, he had become a rich and powerful man, well respected in Albeland and throughout the world. In 1762 though, Morey Maksim died. He had been taste testing some teas and someone had spiked his with Kraųs Poison, which causes a slow and painful death (heart and lung failure). Kratyey didn’t go to the funeral for unknown reasons but he left a note on Morey’s grave that read “thankyou. Wherever you may be now, I hope you enjoy yourself. You changed my life and the world, for that, you deserve a place in history.” Kratyey was never seen again. No one knows truly what happened to him, some say he ran away, some say he died and some say he committed suicide. Whatever the truth, we shall never know. One thing we know for certain though, is that his brother inherited his wine press and decided to found the first wine investment company in Albeland.
Albeland Wines
Albeland has a wide variety of wines, from the mellow to the sharp, the strong to the delicate. Each one is listed in its official, Epistolene name and in English so that foreigners may understand. All prices are listed in NS$ and Albeland Taltsers (Ѧ). Wine is sold in crates, each crate containing 20 bottles of two litres of wine.
Viňě Primir / Original Wine – A secret recipie that Kratyey came up with. It is one of our best wines, and sells for a moderate price. 1 Crate - $360 (Ѧ64 800)
Noktǎ Şemterey / Winter Nights – A dark wine with hints of cranberry, cinammon and pine. Always warms up the soul. 1 Crate - $190 (Ѧ34 200)
Solsuper Haya / Spring Dawning – A delicate wine with strong flavours of rose and honey. A wake up call from those cold winter nights. 1 Crate - $140 (Ѧ25 200)
Deliçya Luӄimer / Summer Delight – This is wine at its best. It’s red wine with pomegranate, watermelon and a little bit of sea salt for those days at the beach. 1 Crate - $520 (Ѧ93 600)
Grandyě Kazutof / Autumn Grandure – A light wine with not much a punch, but a lot of flavour. Flavours of pear, apple and elderflow sooth the mood. It’s a wine not to be missed. 1 Crate - $200 (Ѧ36 000) -25% discount (1 crate - $150 (Ѧ27 000))
Viňě z’Reǧyě / Wine for a King – This wine really is fit for the greatest of kings, and is enjoyed by our own majesty. The wine contains manzadar, a tangy fruit native to Albeland, alongside pineapple, gooseberry and hints of mango. 1 Crate - $980 (Ѧ176 400)
Returo n’Vasakyǎ / Back to Basics – Nothing but red grapes or white grapes. It truly is back to the very basis of wine making. 1 Crate - $80 (Ѧ14 400)
Rose Perfetyer / Perfect Rosé – A very simple pink wine with hints of rose and lavender. 1 Crate - $130 (Ѧ23 400)
Mix and Match Package (1 Crate of Everything) = $2 300 (Ѧ414 000)
4 Seasons Package (5 Crates of Each Season's Wine) = $5 000 (Ѧ900 000)
Starter Set (2 Crates of Rosé, 2 Crates of Regular Wine and 2 Crates of Kratyey's Original Wine) = $1 000 (Ѧ180 000)
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Selling Wines
Are you a wine producing nation? If so, then you've come to the right place. We will buy wines from you for a set price depending on age and type. These wines will be purchasable by nations. If the wines are not purchased in the space of two weeks, they will be converted into wine stock. To sell wines, see the application at the bottom.
Foreign Wines:
Investing in Wine
You may be thinking to yourself, “wine investment? What’s wine investment?” Well, my version of wine investment is going to be slightly different from the real world. Normally, you’d invest in a particular stock of wine for a year, and as it matures you can sell it for more. Some years have good stocks; some bad. For mine I will give you a set number with a stock that will be shown. Each day the price will fluctuate (randomly generated), and you will get to choose when to sell it, or even to buy more. People may also buy small percentages of your stock, and they will get a small share of the final sale price. If you have not sold your stock within 6 weeks, we will give the owner of the stock 5% of the final, and we will take the rest as profit.
Wine Stock Exchange:
- (24.09.2012 until the 5.11.2012) Hanalian Original Wine Stock: $337.16 (- 0.07%)
- (25.09.2012 until the 6.11.2012) Vantelirian Winter Nights Stock: $160.14 (- 0.08%)
Stock Owners:
- Hanalia
- Vantelira
Investors:
-Vantelira = Hanalian Original Wine Stock: $13.43 (- 0.07%)
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