A steaming tankard of Snowbear Ale, a dark, malty brew favored by fishermen and ice-cutters. Lightly intoxicating and very filling.

A common red wine, hearty and uncomplicated. A staple at village tables and Sulwotik's preferred accompaniment to salted fish.

Vikmordere Mead, robust and sweet with a hint of spruce and smoke. Popular with trappers and those who prefer a gentler buzz.

Sulwotik's Moonshine - raw, clear spirit distilled from fermented spruce sap. Burns down easy but keeps you warm.

A fine bottle of Klavek-style spirit imported before the fall of Rybalka. Smooth, peppery finish. Sold rarely and at a premium.

Empty glass bottle. Pelters, tinners, and traveling merchants buy these by the dozen to package ale, moonshine, and preserves.

A wooden cask for storing and shipping spirits. Sulwotik keeps a few on hand for aging special batches.

A simple corkscrew and stopper set. Cheap, but well-made enough to survive a few winters.

Warming Draught - Sulwotik's own tincture of pepper, spruce, and high-proof spirit. Not magical in the strict sense, but effective for hunters and ice-fishermen.

Fishing Brine - a jar of strong brine and smoke-salts. Used to preserve catches and sometimes traded for extra rations.

Pole, 10 ft. - Sulwotik's specialty. Sold to trappers and travelers for use as ski poles, pack poles, and emergency probes through thin ice.