Whisky (Scotch)

Luxurious food consumable from level VII. Can be found in the country of men who like to wear skirts. Produced by a distiller.

The cask of Scotch whisky is:

• a luxury food:
  • consumed only by the middle class (level ≥ 250)
• an artisanal product:
  • made by the distiller in their workshop from sacks of barley, bushels of wood and barrels
• a luxury product:
  • used to complete the consumption card
    
    

It provides:

• 6 points of alcohol (drunkenness)
  
  

It can be sold or bought on the village market between 70.00 and 200.95 pounds.

It has a weight of 8.

It can only be produced in the following villages:

• Ardencaple (County of Glasgow)
• Girvan (County of Galloway)
• Glasgow (County of Glasgow)
• Kirkcudbright (County of Galloway)
• Stirling (County of Glasgow)
• Whithorn (County of Galloway)
• Wigtown (County of Galloway)
  
  

Note:

• Details of how it is made can be found in the distillery.
• It is only useful for the middle class to complete the mission of their consumption card.
  
  

---

Summary

---