Thorp's Cask & Cellar
Est. 2025 • Human Commoner
Thorp's Cask & Cellar
Sera hums an old sea shanty when filling a bottle and will always offer a free drop from the 'taster's dip'—a very small sip—from the cask. She knows most of th...
Shopkeeper
Sera Thorp, a Human Commoner (Lvl 1)
Keeper's Species
Human
Shop Inventory
(16)A rough-hewn wooden flagon filled with everyday ale brewed in the town. Cloudy, bitter, and filling.
Honeyed mead with a strong floral scent. Local favorite; sold by the mug.
A smooth, everyday red wine kept in the cooler tier of Sera's cellar. Pairs well with stews and company.
A slightly sweet white wine with notes of pear and spice. A nicer bottle for guests or modest gifts.
A full wooden barrel of local ale. Heavy and must be transported with a cart; ideal for inns or long celebrations.
A seasonal mead infused with clove and cinnamon. Rich, lasts several months unopened.
A carefully aged red from Sera's private stock. Rare for a shop of this size; reserved for special buyers.
A small bottle of heavy, black ale. Stronger than common ale and best taken in small doses.
A small crate of tasting-sized bottles so you can try Sera's staples without buying a full bottle.
A small wooden stopper and sealing wax kit to preserve opened bottles or create a presentable gift.
A small personal flask with a tight cork; ideal for carrying a favorite tipple.
Coarse sand used to cushion bottles in crates for safer transport over rough roads.
Simple wrapping and ribbon to make a bottle presentable.
A note in Sera's ledger granting a modest running credit for locals who pay weekly. Sera requires a reference.
An expensive imported vintage, rarely available and treated with some suspicion in town. A true luxury.
A small sealed vial blended from honey and herbs. Not a true potion, but a folk remedy sold by Sera.
Sera Thorp
Shop Atmosphere
“Sera hums an old sea shanty when filling a bottle and will always offer a free drop from the 'taster's dip'—a very small sip—from the cask. She knows most of the town's gossip and prices sometimes reflect favors owed rather than hard coin; she keeps a faded note pinned behind the counter listing local farmers who owe her bottles in exchange for barley.”
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