Viticulture Expansions Guide: Tuscany, World, Bordeaux & Visitor Packs
Viticulture Essential Edition currently has five main expansion products in Stonemaier’s active line: Tuscany Essential Edition, Viticulture World, Bordeaux, Moor Visitors and Visit from the Rhine Valley.
Viticulture expansion comparison
| Expansion | Main change | Best fit |
|---|---|---|
| Tuscany Essential Edition | Extended board, structures, special workers | Groups wanting the classic deeper competitive game |
| Viticulture World | Cooperative regional scenarios | Groups wanting full co-op play |
| Bordeaux | Alternative 4-season board, expert actions, trade market | Experienced groups wanting a fresh competitive board |
| Moor Visitors | 40 additional Visitor cards | More card variety with minimal rules overhead |
| Rhine Valley | 80-card replacement Visitor deck | Groups wanting less VP-focused visitor cards |
Tuscany Essential Edition
Tuscany contains three modules: the extended board, Structures and Special Workers. They can be used separately or together.
Viticulture World
Viticulture World turns the game cooperative. Players have six years to reach individual victory-point targets while collectively advancing a shared influence track across asymmetric regional scenarios.
Bordeaux
Bordeaux is a newer alternative-board expansion with four full worker-placement seasons, a revised wake-up chart, expert actions, a trade market and end-game conversion of leftover grapes, wine and coins.
Moor Visitors
Moor Visitors adds 40 Visitor cards designed by Uwe Rosenberg, Jamey Stegmaier and Alan Stone. It expands the existing Visitor decks rather than replacing them.
Visit from the Rhine Valley
Rhine Valley is an 80-card replacement visitor deck focused more heavily on the wine business and less on direct victory-point generation. Its cards use unique backs and are intended to replace rather than mix with the normal Visitor cards.
Which Viticulture expansion should you get first?
Tuscany Essential Edition remains the broadest first expansion for groups that want a deeper competitive game. Choose World for co-op, Bordeaux for an alternative advanced board, or one of the Visitor packs for low-overhead card variety.
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Expansion line checked September 2026.