Fixes for smaller screens and larger text. • Pages no longer spill past the edges of the screen. A wine label with five or more vintages, or a rosé waiting to be sold, could push a whole tab wider than the phone. Thanks to the player who sent us a screenshot. • Larger text sizes fit better: the tab bar, the top bar, the speed controls and the tips stay readable, and long names shrink to fit instead of breaking across lines. Thank you for playing Vineyard Architect. If you're enjoying it, a rating helps other vintners find the game.

Live the vineyard year. • Season moments: as your vines grow, the game stops on a photo of each big moment (bud break, flowering, veraison, harvest and leaf fall) and tells you what it means for your wine. • Every vineyard gets its own: buy land in a new region and you live its first year there too. Vineyards that reach a stage on the same day share one moment. • Seasons on the Grow tab: each planted vineyard now shows a photo of its current season, with the date of the next stage or of your first harvest. • Red and white: veraison and harvest look different for red grapes and white, and follow what you planted. Thank you for playing Vineyard Architect. If you're enjoying it, a rating helps other vintners find the game.

Share the wine you made. • Share your label: when you create or redesign a label, you now see it printed on the bottle, with a Share button right there. • Save to Photos: sharing a bottle or a vintage report now offers Save Image, so your cards can go straight to your Photos. • Big scores, big moments: every critic score of 90 or more now gets its own celebration, with a Share button for that wine. • Easier to find: bottles in your cellar now show a small expand badge. Tap one to see it up close, with Share right under the bottle. • Fixes: selecting a new site on the map at the free limit now shows the upgrade screen instead of doing nothing. Celebrations no longer play hidden behind an open screen. Older estates now show real years in the vintage report and the Finance chart. Thank you for playing Vineyard Architect. If you're enjoying it, a rating helps other vintners find the game.

A faster start, and your decisions up front. • Suggest a block: in Design, tap Suggest and a ready-made vineyard block appears on your land. Drag its corners to adjust, then plant. No more tapping out every corner on a small screen. • Decisions first: anything that needs your answer now sits at the top of Ops. Tap the bell or the "Paused" banner to jump straight to it. • Your speed, remembered: the game picks up at the speed you left it, up to 10×. • Real dates: young vines show the month and year of their first harvest, and maturing wine shows when it will be ready to release. • Fixes: the upgrade screen no longer flashes old prices while it loads, and young vines no longer announce that harvest is close years too early. Thank you for playing Vineyard Architect. If you're enjoying it, a rating helps other vintners find the game.

Age it, then auction it. And show off the label you designed. • Library auctions: hold back a great vintage, let it age, then send it to the auction house. Collectors bid on age, the critic's score and the year, so a patient cellar can out-earn your own tasting room. • Share your bottle: send a picture of your wine wearing the label you designed, or share your year-end Vintage Report. • Landscapes lead the way: your vineyard's region now heads its decisions in Ops and its page in the Vintage Report, and grape photos lead the Grow tab. • Blended wines now wear your label design, and the Domaine label prints your wine's name. • Critic score badges always show the score, and a wine you've had rated is easier to pick out of the cellar. Thank you for playing Vineyard Architect. If you're enjoying it, a rating helps other vintners find the game.

Your wine, your label. Name a cuvée, design its label, and see it printed on the bottle. • Design your estate label: 12 layouts, hand-drawn engravings and line-art marks, six palettes, and six typefaces. Every vintage you bottle under that label wears your design in the cellar. • Already named a wine? Tap the paintbrush on its card to give it a proper label. It's free. • Rosé: make a rosé from your red grapes. It sells fast and rescues a weak red year, but it won't age like a red. • Finished wines now show as bottles. Tap one to see it up close. • The calendar shows real years and months instead of "Year 8". • The map's land now varies subtly with each region's climate. Thank you for playing Vineyard Architect. Plant slowly, and build your empire.

Vineyard Architect is now free to download. Play as much as you like, and unlock the full game when you're ready. • Buy land, design your vineyard, grow harvests, and sell your wine. The core game is free to play across two vineyard sites. • Unlock the complete game once to build an unlimited estate: more sites, rival wineries to acquire, and the markets to take your company public. • Launch offer: unlock forever for just $5.99 (one-time and yours to keep forever). We also made it easier to see what the full game offers, right when you're ready, with no interruptions to your game. Thank you for playing Vineyard Architect. Plant slowly, and build your empire.

Your winery buildings are now real places on the land. • The tasting room, crush pad, and barrel hall render as detailed pieces on the topographic map — no more flat markers. • Drag a building to move it, and use the new rotation handle to turn it so it fits your parcel — essential for angling a long barrel hall along the slope. • Each building is sized to its real footprint, so the barrel hall reads as the largest and the tasting room the smallest. Design-surface polish: • You can no longer plant a block on top of a building — the outline turns red so you always know why it won't finish. • Building names are now easy to read in both light and dark mode. • A clearer selection frame shows which building you've picked. Plus a round of fixes to make placing and rotating buildings feel smooth and precise. Thank you for playing Vineyard Architect. Plant slowly, and build your empire.