Nutbrown Beer is a nutty beer quite popular among Redwallers. One of the Tears of all Oceans was hidden by Fermald the Ancient in a firkin of Cup o' Cheer. It was brewed and invented by Ambrose Spike during the Winter of the Deepest Snow and was made of rhubarb harvested shortly before the snow fell, mixed with honey. Its bubbly consistency makes it a favorite among Dibbuns.Ĭup o' Cheer, featured only in Pearls of Lutra, is an extremely fizzy wine with a very sweet flavor. It is the object of many songs and ballads and is particularly appreciated with cheese.Ī recipe for non-alcoholic October Ale appears in The Redwall Cookbook, and was even made by the Redwall Wiki.īuttercup 'n' Honey Cordial is a sweet drink made by Gabriel Quill. October Ale is present at all meals, all times and all occasions, but is especially favored during Great Feasts and Namedays. Its brewing is the pride and guarded secret of the Abbey Cellarkeepers and the Spike and Quill families in particular, have reputed expertise in this craft. It's been made in Mossflower Woods since before Redwall Abbey was built, while Kotir and Verdauga Greeneyes still ruled over the land.Īs its name indicates, October Ale is squeezed, brewed, and fermented in Autumn. It is kept in barrels, and requires much attention, regular tapping and frequent tasting. October Ale, also called October Nutbrown Ale, is characterized by its dark brown color and generous foam.
In Taggerung, it was served to "Lord and Lady Strawberry", the winners of the Wall Race. This beverage is a staple at every feast, especially Nameday. Strawberry Cordial must be strained before being served in order to maintain its clear, slightly colored aspect. It is a favorite among Dibbuns because of its sweet flavor and fizzy consistency. Strawberry Cordial, also sometimes called Strawberry Fizz, is strawberry-flavored drink mentioned in almost all the Redwall books. Drinks at Redwall Abbey are mainly brewed by a Cellarmaster, usually a hedgehog, although the position holder has been known to be a mole or an otter.
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