- Ale, Keg (alekeg)
Tarred stave-built keg; pale malty ale for tavern supply, military provisioning.
- Ale, Pint (alept)
Pale ale in cup or horn; staple wage for laborers and soldiers.
- Beer, Hogshead (beerhgsh)
Weak sour small-beer; cheap garrison drink, prevents tainted water sickness.
- Beer, Keg (beerkeg)
Small-beer in bulk; thin, sour, cheap for troops and workforces.
- Beer, Pint (beerpt)
Weak cheap small-beer; laborer's drink; safe, ever-present in garrisons.
- Brandy, Dram (brdydrm)
Clear fiery distilled spirit; warms chest on winter roads, steadies trembling hands.
- Brandy, Keg (brdykeg)
Distilled wine spirit in sealed keg; merchant treasure, used sparingly as medicine.
- Brandy, Pint (brdypt)
Clear fiery bottle; noble digestif or soldier's wound-cleaner; costs a laborer's wages.
- Cider, Keg (cdrkeg)
Pressed apple cider, fermented; gentler than ale, spoils in warm weather quickly.
- Cider, Pint (cdrpt)
Fermented apple cider; mellow lightly sour; autumn harvest-market drink.
- Cup Good Wine (gwinecup)
Oak-aged fine wine; fuller-bodied, less sour; marks deals and occasions.
- Cup Wine (winecup)
Common wine in cup; less refined than aged vintages; for modest means.
- Good Wine, 1 pt. (gwinept)
Oak-aged fine wine in bottle; body and sweetness beyond common vintage.
- Hogshead Ale (alehgsh)
Fifty gallons pale ale; garrison staple; drains in weeks of daily supply.
- Hogshead Good Wine (gwinehgsh)
Fine oak-aged wine in barrel; noble cellar treasure, aged years before tapping.
- Hogshead Wine (winehgsh)
Common wine in large cask; merchant households, feeds season of feasts.
- Keg Good Wine (gwinekeg)
Aged fine wine in keg; lord's cellar treasure, craftsman's yearly wage.
- Keg Wine (winekeg)
Common wine keg; cheaper than aged; served at feasts and better tables.
- Mead, Keg (mdkeg)
Honey-fermented mead; poor lord's luxury; warmed in winter, poured at feasts.
- Mead, Pint (mdpt)
Sweet warming honey mead; festival drink at harvest feasts, noble celebrations.
- Wine, 1 pt. (winept)
Tart thin grape wine in bottle; preferable to ale; merchant-class drink.
