Wine from The Moonstone Mask in Neverwinter - Puncheons and Flagons

Wine from The Moonstone Mask in Neverwinter. Intrigue is the specialty of the house at the Moonstone Mask, a glitzy and glamorous high-end establishment with lithe, beautiful, attentive servers who always wear masks when they work. These magnetically attractive people are enchanted against mind magic, making them perfect confidantes when the wine is flowing, as any secrets entrusted to them cannot be plucked from their thoughts. Wine is the other specialty of the Moonstone Mask, which claims to have the best cellars in Faerûn. The establishment's location on a floating rock held in place by chains means it also has the highest cellars in Faerûn. Utmost Discretion At the Moonstone Mask, "utmost discretion" is both a drink and request, and the establishment prides itself on providing both. This dry, effervescent drink was originally referred to as "the house special," provided to guests freely on arrival as a welcome gesture in the establishment's earliest days. Each guest was greeted by the host with a promise of "utmost discretion" and handed a drink, and the association stuck. These days, the drink has to be ordered, but patrons are assured that discretion still comes free at the Moonstone Mask. Utmost Discretion Lady Ophala One of the remarkable features of the Moonstone Mask is that it sits atop a floating rock anchored to the ground by heavy iron chains. This unusual arrangement was a side effect of the wide-reaching cataclysm of 1385 dubbed the "Spellplague," but the owners of the Mask decided it suited their purposes. Being located on a floating rock both speaks to the elite, elevated character of the venue and makes it much harder for unwelcome guests to intrude. To mark the venue's centenary, the Lady Ophala cocktail was created. Named for founding proprietor Lady Ophala Cheldarstorn, the luxurious drink is "garnished" with ice cream to evoke the Mask's unusual outward appearance. Lady Ophala Feywine Punch Honey-sweet, effervescent, and as floral as a gar...