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The Andaas family managed to accidently preside over the poisoning of the [[Andaas Brimbubbly ‘27 | 727 BC vintage]] of [[Andaas Brimbubbly]] by [[Corpsewort Spores | Corpsewort spores]] from the [[Corpsewort Toadstool | corpsewort toadstool]]. The family found the dangerous fungus, rare outside the [[Tainted Wood]], among their vines too late and then grossly underestimate the danger that it posed. Only after the wine had been shipped was it discovered that most of it constituted a deadly poison. The bottles have become collector's items, commanding very significant prices. To the family's credit, they still employ agents to track down remaining bottles before more lives are lost. | The Andaas family from former [[Dorvinia]], now eastern [[Borca]], managed to accidently preside over the poisoning of the [[Andaas Brimbubbly ‘27 | 727 BC vintage]] of [[Andaas Brimbubbly]] by [[Corpsewort Spores | Corpsewort spores]] from the [[Corpsewort Toadstool | corpsewort toadstool]]. The family found the dangerous fungus, rare outside the [[Tainted Wood]], among their vines too late and then grossly underestimate the danger that it posed. Only after the wine had been shipped was it discovered that most of it constituted a deadly poison. The bottles have become collector's items, commanding very significant prices. To the family's credit, they still employ agents to track down remaining bottles before more lives are lost. | ||
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Revision as of 02:21, 23 February 2010
The Andaas family from former Dorvinia, now eastern Borca, managed to accidently preside over the poisoning of the 727 BC vintage of Andaas Brimbubbly by Corpsewort spores from the corpsewort toadstool. The family found the dangerous fungus, rare outside the Tainted Wood, among their vines too late and then grossly underestimate the danger that it posed. Only after the wine had been shipped was it discovered that most of it constituted a deadly poison. The bottles have become collector's items, commanding very significant prices. To the family's credit, they still employ agents to track down remaining bottles before more lives are lost.
