House Joriin's Merchantry Goods
Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2014 11:52 pm
((This is an IC/OOC list of what the Joriin family of Calimshan sells through ports. This will contain Gretchen Fearna's goods.))
((Spoilers contain description data, so I can insert it into game with ease))
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Calimshan Beer
One of the most common and simple brews. These bottles bear no house, and no branding, excluding a few rarities, which tend to only list the maker of the bottle and not the brew.
Produced by Improvished and less fortunate Calmishani. This drink is sturdy and high in alcohol content. Its taste is strong and often only in the hands of persons of ill-fortune when it comes to coin.
There are no exquisite tastes within this brew, only a hardy taste that will burn the back of ones throat. The smell is over-whelming, likely to make most men gaff, unless used to such a drink.
The bottles come in a variety of shapes since there is no house of individual maker. Many poor folk make these in Calimshan, and is one of the more common exports from Calimport, due to it.
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Joriin House Wine
The Calimshan wine was brewed in the House of Joriin, a family renowned for their exploration of finer goods.
The bottle itself is unique and shapely, as it was modeled after the torso of a woman. Similar to an hour-glass. It's a dark burgundy color. The top is wrapped in a red silk string, a symbol of Ilmateri faith. This wine is an extremely expensive commodity.
The wine is made with only the finest grape, hand picked by trained servants. With the help of House Joriin alchemists, chocolates are infused into the flavor of the wines.
The aroma is strong, and almost over-poweringly sweet. The chocolate, along with the strong wine, creates a mouth-watering sensation. This is a luxury best enjoyed over time, rather than drank nonchalantly.
The Joriin insignia is embedded onto the belly of the bottle. It is a white rose, on a kite shield.
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Aziz House Wine
The Calimshani wine was brewed in the servant houses of the Aziz Family. Made with high quantities of grape, this wine is produced in mass, and one of the most common amongst the middle class.
House Aziz changed the formula from what it once was. At one time, the servants only made it during long periods where they could not afford foods, and famine was occurring. It now contains some flavoring resembling licorice. Adding a bitter sweet taste, it is known to make a persons lips curl on taste. This phenomenon has brought the wine a nick-name, "Poor Smiles"
The aroma is strong, the first scent to be taken would take a few moments, to notice the smell of black licorice.
The bottle is simple, yet beautiful in design. It is thin at the body, yet tall with a smooth surface. The elongated shape is then met with the Aziz insignia, tempered into the bottle during glassing.
The Aziz insignia is a goat's head on a surface, that appears to be a small coin. A symbol of good fortune and diplomacy in Calimshan.
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Salib House Beer
The Calimshani wine was brewed in the House of Salib, a family known for their exploration of the sea, and common amongst most navy skirmishes.
The bottle is complex and has a twisted shape, as the roots of a tree, may have. It's a light color brew and the bottle holds well in the hand. The beer itself is brewed by the servants of the house, while the bottles themselves are honed by only family members.
The beer has large amounts of lime and lemon squeezed into its contents. The taste of lime and lemon is immediately noticeable. While delicious and easy to drink, it also provides a good benefit for sea-farers, as it prevents scurvy.
The aroma isn't as strong as most other Calimshani drinks but, instead is more subtle.
The salib insignia is embedded onto the belly of the bottle. It is a large boat, over ocean waves.
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Dajani House Wine
This Calimshani wine was brewed in the house of Dajani, a family known for their large advancements into the fields of alchemy. They are also known for having many Clerics whom focus exclusively on the healing arts. The bottle is exquisite, due to it being enchanted with a magic that keeps it chilled and frosty, making it a highly sought after bottle. The design itself however, is a simple cylinder like design, with a wave pattern stretching across it, horizontally. The liquid inside is a bright shimmering blue, it looks as attractive as it would taste.
The wine isn't strong, and it tastes closer to grape juice, rather than wine. Due to the low alcohol content, it also is so well chilled, it cures some bad breath rather quickly. It leaves a pleasant and long lasting taste. This wine is common in Calimshan at times, just before weddings, for the groom and bride.
The aroma isn't as strong as most other Calimshani drinks but, instead is more subtle, yet has a nice fruity smell, that induces mouth-watering.
The Dajani insignia is embedded on the belly of the bottle. It is waves as depicted as the ocean in some illustrations.
((Spoilers contain description data, so I can insert it into game with ease))
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Calimshan Beer
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One of the most common and simple brews. These bottles bear no house, and no branding, excluding a few rarities, which tend to only list the maker of the bottle and not the brew.
Produced by Improvished and less fortunate Calmishani. This drink is sturdy and high in alcohol content. Its taste is strong and often only in the hands of persons of ill-fortune when it comes to coin.
There are no exquisite tastes within this brew, only a hardy taste that will burn the back of ones throat. The smell is over-whelming, likely to make most men gaff, unless used to such a drink.
The bottles come in a variety of shapes since there is no house of individual maker. Many poor folk make these in Calimshan, and is one of the more common exports from Calimport, due to it.
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Joriin House Wine
Hidden: show
The Calimshan wine was brewed in the House of Joriin, a family renowned for their exploration of finer goods.
The bottle itself is unique and shapely, as it was modeled after the torso of a woman. Similar to an hour-glass. It's a dark burgundy color. The top is wrapped in a red silk string, a symbol of Ilmateri faith. This wine is an extremely expensive commodity.
The wine is made with only the finest grape, hand picked by trained servants. With the help of House Joriin alchemists, chocolates are infused into the flavor of the wines.
The aroma is strong, and almost over-poweringly sweet. The chocolate, along with the strong wine, creates a mouth-watering sensation. This is a luxury best enjoyed over time, rather than drank nonchalantly.
The Joriin insignia is embedded onto the belly of the bottle. It is a white rose, on a kite shield.
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Aziz House Wine
Hidden: show
The Calimshani wine was brewed in the servant houses of the Aziz Family. Made with high quantities of grape, this wine is produced in mass, and one of the most common amongst the middle class.
House Aziz changed the formula from what it once was. At one time, the servants only made it during long periods where they could not afford foods, and famine was occurring. It now contains some flavoring resembling licorice. Adding a bitter sweet taste, it is known to make a persons lips curl on taste. This phenomenon has brought the wine a nick-name, "Poor Smiles"
The aroma is strong, the first scent to be taken would take a few moments, to notice the smell of black licorice.
The bottle is simple, yet beautiful in design. It is thin at the body, yet tall with a smooth surface. The elongated shape is then met with the Aziz insignia, tempered into the bottle during glassing.
The Aziz insignia is a goat's head on a surface, that appears to be a small coin. A symbol of good fortune and diplomacy in Calimshan.
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Salib House Beer
Hidden: show
The Calimshani wine was brewed in the House of Salib, a family known for their exploration of the sea, and common amongst most navy skirmishes.
The bottle is complex and has a twisted shape, as the roots of a tree, may have. It's a light color brew and the bottle holds well in the hand. The beer itself is brewed by the servants of the house, while the bottles themselves are honed by only family members.
The beer has large amounts of lime and lemon squeezed into its contents. The taste of lime and lemon is immediately noticeable. While delicious and easy to drink, it also provides a good benefit for sea-farers, as it prevents scurvy.
The aroma isn't as strong as most other Calimshani drinks but, instead is more subtle.
The salib insignia is embedded onto the belly of the bottle. It is a large boat, over ocean waves.
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Dajani House Wine
Hidden: show
This Calimshani wine was brewed in the house of Dajani, a family known for their large advancements into the fields of alchemy. They are also known for having many Clerics whom focus exclusively on the healing arts. The bottle is exquisite, due to it being enchanted with a magic that keeps it chilled and frosty, making it a highly sought after bottle. The design itself however, is a simple cylinder like design, with a wave pattern stretching across it, horizontally. The liquid inside is a bright shimmering blue, it looks as attractive as it would taste.
The wine isn't strong, and it tastes closer to grape juice, rather than wine. Due to the low alcohol content, it also is so well chilled, it cures some bad breath rather quickly. It leaves a pleasant and long lasting taste. This wine is common in Calimshan at times, just before weddings, for the groom and bride.
The aroma isn't as strong as most other Calimshani drinks but, instead is more subtle, yet has a nice fruity smell, that induces mouth-watering.
The Dajani insignia is embedded on the belly of the bottle. It is waves as depicted as the ocean in some illustrations.