Wine

**Wine** is a Standard Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious!* and two Drinks in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

# Cook, Serve, Delicious!

**Wine** is a Standard Food in *Cook, Serve, Delicious!*

 Cost | ★ - $2500
★★ - $1800
★★★ -
★★★★ -
 Menu Price | ★ - $8
★★ - $15
★★★ - $25
★★★★ - $40
 Booster(s) | * Staple Food
* Rainy Companion
* Health Nuts
* Simply Food
* Green Tech
 Detractor(s) | * Work Liquor

## Description

Step into the realm of delicious wines, served up in your restaurant at a premium price for all your fancy-shmancy clientele. This starter package includes installation of a wine chiller and a full stock of Le Cheap Classique, a well known wine from the vineyards of East Detroit. Just pop the cork and serve to the customer... it couldn't be simpler. Order today!

Your order comes with a wine chiller that can hold up to five brands of wine, and your first stock of wine. Le Cheap Classique ($8).

## Ingredients

★★ - Wine

★ - (Tap) Pop Cork

## Recipes

### ★

**Le Cheap Valu-Wine:**

*A bottle of your cheapest wine, please.*

### ★★

**Casu Marzu:**

*A bottle of Casu Marzu Aged Cheese wine, please.*

### ★★★

**Serpent Beard:**

*A bottle of Serpent Beard wine, please.*

### ★★★★

**Elk:**

*A bottle of Elk wine, please.*

### ★★★★★

**Deckard Vineyards:**

*A bottle of Deckard Vineyards wine, please.*

## Notes

* Unlike other foods, the menu price varies based on what recipe is ordered. For example, an order of Le Cheap Valu-Wine would be worth $8, while Deckard Vineyards would be worth $60.

# Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!

In the second game, Wine has been split into two drinks with essentially similar functionality (aside from keybindings).

## Red Wine

**Red Wine** is a Drink in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

### Description

The oldest known evidence of wine consumption was found in China dating back to 7,000 BC. Due to wine's ability to alter one's consciousness, it was considered for many centuries to be a religious experience. Red wine, specifically, has been viewed as a particularly powerful religious substance due to its seemingly supernatural ability to grant heavy red wine drinkers with prolonged lifespans.

Through the years, many studies have been conducted to find what, if any, link there is between red wine consumption and lifespan, with conclusions varying wildly. In 2024, however, a study by Timothy Hutchen's Institute, a subsidiary of Mots de Fantaisie Vinyard, found conclusive evidence that human life can be prolonged by drinking as many as four bottles of red wine a day. Three years later, the same institute, in partnership with the Matejka Cheese Empire, published similar findings that definitively showed that eating cheese with red wine has the ability to increase lifespans even further.

### Refilling

A Red Wine refill is created every 4th time it is sold with an entree.

**Red Wine:**

Choose a  wine from Casu Marzu, Elk, or Deckard Vineyards  Uncork

## White Wine

**White Wine** is a Drink in *Cook, Serve, Delicious! 2!!*.

### Description

Consumption of wine has been seen as so enjoyable and important throughout ancient history that ancient civilizations came to the logical conclusion that there was a god dedicated to wine. This god, known as Dionysus to the Greeks and Bacchus to the Romans, was one of the most worshiped of all the Gods, with his fame only growing with each passing drink. Dionysus was also the driving force behind the creation of Greek theatre, as many Greek men who would gather to get drunk on wine found that saying "I need to go praise Dionysus with the boys again" was an excuse that only worked so many times with their wives, and they could never otherwise be convinced to play dress-up and pretend with a sober mind.

Since the success of Greek theatre, making excuses to drink wine has led to many other innovations, such as daytime soap operas, the art of chair making, and the ability to pat your head while rubbing your stomach at the same time.

### Refilling

A White Wine refill is created every 4th time it is sold with an entree.

**White Wine:**

Choose a  Wine from Serpent Beard, Eya, or Chry 1973  Uncork