Will my citizens stop loving the king if I only give them wine for a day?

In Civilization 5, cities will occasionally demand a luxury resource your empire does not have, such as Wine. If you connect this luxury resource to your empire, the city will enter into a We Love the King Day, which gives a bonus to population growth for, not a single day, but rather 20 turns or so.

Do I lose the population growth bonus if I lose access to Wine before the 20 turns is up?

Maybe they only needed the Wine for a single day to experience growth for the next ~~9 months~~ 20 turns?

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What does spilling wine mean?

Spilling wine on purpose brings luck. The breaking of a wine filled glass is typically thought of as a good omen when performed at marriages. A token for a happy life, this act will lead to unyielding love and affection. Women invented wine.

Is it good luck to spill red wine?

Spilled oil and wine However, differently from oil and salt, accidentally spilling wine is believed to bring good fortune. This is often accompanied with a good luck gesture: dipping a finger into the wine and dabbing it on the skin behind the ears.

Is champagne good luck?

They can also represent the bounty of the land. Champagne - Drinking champagne on New Year's Eve is a European tradition dating back to the 1800s. Champagne was something rich people drank, so if someone wanted to project wealth and luxury, drinking champagne was a great way to do it.

Is it bad luck to pour wine with left hand?

Wine, good luck and superstition. What is sure, and most know about this, is that there are some superstitious rites against bad luck that do regard wine: especially that it is very unlucky to pour with the left hand, \u201clike a traitor\u201d as Judas did during the last dinner.

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