Glide

Some folks say that drinking Glide is like taking a warm, comforting hug, while others claim that it has the power to soothe away even the harshest of worries and fears. No matter what you believe, one thing's for sure: Glide is a whiskey that's beloved by the people of Arbor for its warmth, its flavor, and its ability to bring folks together.

When I need to forget the troubles of the day, I take a swig of Glide. That smooth, amber liquid takes me to a better place, a place where the worries of the world fade away and all that remains is the warmth in my belly. Sure, it might not be the finest drink around, but it's ours, crafted by the Arborian Revelers for folks like us. So raise a glass, my friend, to good times and good company. - Fenton, Iron Hands worker

Appearance

Glide Whisky is a rich, amber-hued spirit, usually served in small glasses it comes from the Revelers in large casks or if the need arises square bottles.

Flavour

It's said to have a smooth, smoky flavor with hints of caramel and a subtle sweetness that lingers on the tongue. The aroma is said to be heady, with notes of wood smoke, spice, and a touch of fruitiness.

History

The Origins of Glide and how it got it's name is rather interesting point of contention among the revelers some say that its name refers to how the drink glides over the tongue others say that it refers to the way it seems to glide out of the casks and still more say that it refers to the butter used in part of Glides creation. Regardless of the truth at this point Glide is the whisky of choice for many in Arbor and it's origins go back to a time before the Reconciliation when Dream Fruit was still not as trusted to provide for everyone and there was a glut attempts at growing barley and wheat, the result of which is an unusual type of barely that has an odd silver hue to it. The only use of which today is in alcohol like Glide.

Creation

The base spirit is made from the finest malted barley, which is grown in the fertile soils of the city. However, instead of using traditional oak barrels for aging, the Arborian Revelers age the spirit in casks made from the wood of the great tree, which infuses the whisky with a delicate and magical flavor profile.

Components

• Barley
• Great Tree Wood

Rarity

Uncommon

Base Price

1 Leaf for a glass 20 for a bottle