Now for something a little different.
Reposted from The Official Night Shift: VSW MEAD!
From Jason Vey creator and co-author of NIGHT SHIFT:
Twilight Queen, the official mead of Night Shift: Veterans of the Supernatural Wars |
This mead, a collaboration with Apis Mead & Winery in Carnegie, PA, is a buckwheat mead with black cherries, vanilla, allspice, and cinnamon. The release party will be at Apis on Saturday, October 8, from 2:00 PM until whenever. We will have gaming events and giveaways, and both the mead and the game will be on sale! Our friends from Drawbridge Games will be on site as well!
I should also mention here that this is not just me slapping my company name on something. I'm a mead maker and have been for about 15 years. I collaborated closely with Dave from Apis on every aspect of this, from the initial flavor profile to the level of spice and flavoring in it, adjusting, tweaking, and the entire process of brewing the beverage. This is very much an Elf Lair creation as much as it is an Apis Mead, and after several rounds of tasting and tweaking, I am absolutely confident in saying IT IS A WINNER.Please save the date and stop down! And if you can't make it, Apis can ship to any state that is allowed, through Vinoshipper!
You can find more information about Apis at their website here:
Tim here now.
I don't do a lot of drinking anymore, save for coffee (I did enough in college for myself, my kids, you, your kids...) but this is fun.
Will it help the sales of NIGHT SHIFT? No, and I would be surprised if it did, but that is not the point is it. This is a fun thing to have and I'll happily pick up a few bottles.
Can you say your RPG has its own mead? No.
NOW, what would be totally on-brand for me? A "From the Editor's Cup" Weirdly World News coffee roast. Dark, imposing, and each cup is the LD50 of caffeine for a grown adult!
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I am actually hoping that it WILL boost sales, that people who buy it will see our company name and logo on the side of the bottle, check it out, and order the game. We'll see, though.
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