FDShop:Taste of Turamzzyr

2012

A rectangular wood-framed tall oilskin tent emblazoned with Turamzzyrian crests, [West Ring Road], Lich #293

[Taste of Turamzzyr, Entrance]
Sturdy wooden poles, bound with lengths of thick rope, provide a robust frame for the many layers of oilskin that form the walls and canopy of this rectangular showroom. The din of the festival is heard beyond an arched entryway leading out to the north, while a more humble atmosphere to the south is complimented by the delicate sound of clinking glasses. A multitude of robust spices and herbs dominates the otherwise woody scent of the tent. Near a painted wooden sign, a stained ash pallet is stacked high with wooden cases. You also see a long mistwood box and a carved ash drink list.
Obvious exits: south

[Sign]
In the Common language, it reads:

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* ~ * TASTE OF TURAMZZYR * ~ *

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* ~ * Ales and Wines * ~ *

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[List]

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pale wooden case - pale ale from Torre

stained wooden case - brown ale from Mestanir

golden wooden case - honey mead from Mestanir

scorched wooden case - strong ale from the Frontier

dark wooden case - bitter ale from Selanthia

black wooden case - stout from Selanthia

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On the stained ash pallet: [15,000 silver]
A stained wooden case chiseled with the crest of Mestanir
A golden wooden case chiseled with the crest of Mestanir
A pale wooden case chiseled with the crest of Torre
A dark wooden case chiseled with the crest of Selanthia
A black wooden case chiseled with the crest of Selanthia
A scorched wooden case chiseled with a coiled dragon

In the mistwood box: [3,500 silver]
A tall light blue candle with an elegant white stork.
A tall silvery candle stamped with a golden sheaf of grain
A tall black and white candle stamped with a golden ram's head
A tall blue candle stamped with a charging white horse
A tall multihued blue candle stamped with a golden hawk's head
A tall dark blue candle stamped with a soaring white seagull
A tall deep blue candle stamped with a fiery red eagle
A tall red candle stamped with a pale golden crown
A tall golden candle stamped with a crimson sunburst
A tall emerald-hued candle stamped with a graceful ivory swan

[South]

[Taste of Turamzzyr]
Pine cases are stacked on pallets along either side of the tent's interior, leaving a moderate amount of walking space between them. North leads to the tent's entryway, where the muted sounds of the festival can be heard, and south leads to the rear of the tent, where yet another grouping of pallets reside. Positioned in the middle of the walkway, a carved pine wine list fitted with a wrought silver candle plate offers enough light to clearly see in either direction. You also see a pale pine pallet with some stuff on it and a dark pine pallet with some stuff on it.
Obvious exits: north, south

[List]
In the Common language, it reads:

dark pine case - chardonnay from Vornavis

carved pine case - marsanne from Selanthia

elegant pine case - chardonnay from Selanthia

rosy pine case - blush from Oire

light pink pine case - blush from Chastonia

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stained pine case - white wine from Torre

knotty pine case - muscat wine from Allace

bleached pine case - white wine from Allace

pale pine case - pale riesling from Aldora

golden pine case - golden riesling from Aldora

On the pale pine pallet: [15,000 silver]
A knotty pine case branded with the crest of Allace
A stained pine case branded with the crest of Torre
A golden pine case branded with the crest of Aldora
A bleached pine case branded with the crest of Allace
A pale pine case branded with the crest of Aldora

On a dark pine pallet: [15,000 silver]
A dark pine case branded with the crest of Vornavis
A carved pine case branded with the crest of Selanthia
An elegant pine case branded with the crest of Selanthia
A rosy pine case branded with the crest of Oire
A light pink pine case branded with the crest of Chastonia

[South]

[Taste of Turamzzyr]
Mounted to the backmost wall of the tent, a carved oak wine list is prominently displayed over a reinforced sturdy wooden counter. Dimly glowing lanterns, mounted on a thick wooden beam overhead, offer a comfortable measure of visibility, the flames within flickering indifferently as patrons walk by. A multitude of cases are stacked on pallets in the corners and along either side. The scent of spices and herbs mingles harmoniously with that of freshly cut wood. You also see a red oak pallet with some stuff on it and a blackened oak pallet with some stuff on it.
Obvious exits: north

[List]
In the Common language, it reads:

knotty oak case - mourvedre from Vornavis

striped oak case - ruby port from Oire

stained oak case - grenache from Oire

blackened oak case - spiced syrah from Allace

dark oak case - dark syrah from Allace

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golden oak case - spiced Tehir wine from Seareach

red oak case - merlot from Selanthia

warped oak case - cherry wine from the Frontier

burgundy oak case - burgundy wine from Estoria

pale oak case - claret from Chastonia

On the sturdy wooden counter: [Free]
a bunch of tiny red grapes
some plump sugar-coated strawberries
a thin slice of green tomato pie
a roasted anchovy-stuffed tomato
a scallop and mushroom skewer
some olive and tomato garlic bread
a mint and herb lamb kabob
a piece of smoked goat jerky
a thin butter cracker
a flute of lemon spring water

On the red oak pallet: [15,000 silver]
A burgundy oak case painted with the crest of Estoria
A golden oak case painted with the crest of Seareach
A red oak case painted with the crest of Selanthia
A pale oak case painted with the crest of Chastonia
A warped oak case painted with a pair of large red cherries

On the blackened oak pallet: [15,000 silver]
A striped oak case painted with the crest of Oire.
A stained oak case painted with the crest of Oire.
A knotty oak case painted with the crest of Vornavis.
A blackened oak case painted with the crest of Allace.
A dark oak case painted with the crest of Allace.

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