Tamriel_Data includes several wines from the Oblivion wineries BUT that was my bad tbh. I thought Oblivion took place way later than Mw but I see on the wiki that Oblivion starts all of 5 years later. I left out my versions of Mulled Shein & Spiced Mazte, which are mentioned by several pub owners. I think an update that includes those plus some of the Oblivion drinks is necessary :D
Oblivion wines are currently in progress. I've already added Shadow Banish Wine, Frostdew Blanc, Argonian Bloodwine.. They have a custom bottle that looks similar to the Oblivion version but with labels I created rather than the monstrosities that Bethesda made. One of Tamika's & one of the Surilie Bros. wines are already in Tamriel_Data so I'll skip those, but I may create a bottle for them that makes them look more like their Oblivion bottles.
I have learned that a few of the Skryim drinks may technically be in existence in the Mw era so I'll add those too if it turns out to be true.
In v2.0 of Vintage Morrowind I'm adding in a Skryim-style bottle for Nord Mead (it does not replace the stein, it's just an addition), Black Briar Mead, and Honningbrew Mead. The latter two pending a lore-check. as far as I can tell, both of those meaderies existed in the Morrowind timeline. I've also done the bottles / labels for Shadow Banish Wine, Frostdew Blanc, & Argonian Bloodwine (from one of the Oblivion DLCs).
If anyone has any other suggestions, I'm definitely open to them!
Tdata will add a beer for each province. Plus a lot more drinks to each province. As of now, High Rock and Skyrim have their own beers, and I did some work for the Hammerfell beer(not finished yet). Cyrodill might have it's own, not really sure. For ale's I'm.not sure, and can't check Tdata right now.
If you're looking for more drinks to add to your collection, Tdata has a lot of em.:)
It does! I actually read a lot about historical & region-specific fermentation practices to create this. Totally fascinating to see what can & cannot be fermented. My fav tidbit is a Greek wine called Restina. Up until the 3rd century CE, the wine was fermented in clay amphorae that were coated with pine resin to prevent leaks. It caused it to smell & taste like turpentine. Barrel fermentation was introduced in the 3rd century but the turpentine taste was popular and it deterred thieves so they continued it....which seems 100% like a Telvanni thing to do.
I think for the next update I'll have to add a restina-like wine aged in Telvanni resin coated amphora. I'm working on adding the wines from Oblivion with some custom made bottles, & sketched a bunch of bottle designs last night. I'll have to see what I can come up with for a Telvanni Restina.
Hello Sygin, thank you for making this mod! These drinks look amazing, can't wait to see more mods adopting your assets. What are the permissions for using your assets in other mods? As I didn't see it listed in description.
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I have learned that a few of the Skryim drinks may technically be in existence in the Mw era so I'll add those too if it turns out to be true.
If anyone has any other suggestions, I'm definitely open to them!
As of now, High Rock and Skyrim have their own beers, and I did some work for the Hammerfell beer(not finished yet). Cyrodill might have it's own, not really sure.
For ale's I'm.not sure, and can't check Tdata right now.
If you're looking for more drinks to add to your collection, Tdata has a lot of em.:)
I think for the next update I'll have to add a restina-like wine aged in Telvanni resin coated amphora. I'm working on adding the wines from Oblivion with some custom made bottles, & sketched a bunch of bottle designs last night. I'll have to see what I can come up with for a Telvanni Restina.
What are the permissions for using your assets in other mods? As I didn't see it listed in description.