Dead Orc Porter: Difference between revisions

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Why the creator of this drink named it Dead Orc Porter remains a mystery, and a favorite discussion amongst drunken bar patrons as they tip back two or three of them. Its mixture of sweet cherries and tart raspberries is hard to miss. Perhaps the brew master thought the name sounded more exciting than Cherry and Raspberry Porter.

Price: 100gp

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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">W</span>hy~~ the creator of this drink named it Dead Orc Porter remains a mystery, and a favorite discussion amongst drunken bar patrons as they tip back two or three of them. Its mixture of sweet cherries and tart raspberries is hard to miss. Perhaps the brew master thought the name sounded more exciting than Cherry and Raspberry Porter.		Why the creator of this drink named it Dead Orc Porter remains a mystery, and a favorite discussion amongst drunken bar patrons as they tip back two or three of them. Its mixture of sweet cherries and tart raspberries is hard to miss. Perhaps the brew master thought the name sounded more exciting than Cherry and Raspberry Porter.

	Price: 100gp		Price: 100gp