Lil' Vino

See the Lil' Vino CS2 charm, including its rarity, drop chance, and the Missing Link Community Charm Collection it comes from.

Release Date

Oct 1, 2025

Rarity

High Grade

Category

Charms

In-Depth Guide

Lil' Vino: The Complete Guide

Complete Lil' Vino CS2 charm guide — explore its history, rarity, collection, and drop chance.

History & Origin

Lil' Vino was released on October 1, 2025 as part of the Missing Link Community Charm Collection.

The Missing Link Community Charm Collection joined the Armory a year after charms first came to CS2 — its designs were made by the community in the Steam Workshop and added to the game by Valve.

Design & Attachment

Lil' Vino sits in the High Grade tier of the Missing Link Community Charm Collection, which marks how rare it is within the collection.

A charm hangs from the side of a weapon and swings as the weapon moves. It can be attached to any weapon you own and detached again with a Charm Detachment — the charm then returns to your inventory, so it is never used up.

Charms have no float value or wear condition: every copy of a charm looks the same in the inventory.

Availability & Versions

It is redeemed from the Missing Link Community Charm Collection with Armory Pass stars, with an estimated chance of 10.0160% (about 1 in 10). Valve hasn't published charm odds; the estimate uses the same rule as CS2's confirmed case odds — each rarity tier five times rarer than the one below, every charm within a tier equally likely. The collection holds 23 charms across 4 tiers (Extraordinary, Exotic, Remarkable and High Grade), 8 of them High Grade.

Lil' Vino exists in a single version — no StatTrak™ or Souvenir edition. It can be traded and sold on the Steam Community Market like any other item.

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The Missing Link Community Charm Collection sits alongside the other Armory charm collections — Dr Boom, Missing Link and Small Arms. The Majors added a second kind of charm: Souvenir highlight charms from Austin 2025, Budapest 2025 and Cologne 2026, each carrying a clip of a real match moment.