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The final visit you receive during this day is from a certain Milton Forbes. He'll offer you a visit to his shop, where he might have something of interest, and leaves us his business card. Close Inspection: "It's... pungent, but not unpleasant. The bulb is a soft yellow, the leaves are waxy". Spiced Rum – Their signature spirit, infused with classic notes of vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg, along with rare flavours of Saffron cake and Ximenes ice cream. Coffee Rum – Perfect for coffee lovers, this spirit holds rich depths of earthy arabica beans, bitter espresso, and a hint of creamy chocolate. Rum-lovers are sure to have serious opinions on the wide choice of flavours, which span from coconut to passion fruit, pineapple, mango and even coffee – plus the traditional spiced, which was our favourite.
Dranthium can be found on a hidden location in your map, discoverable through the strange device (just like with Elderphinium). Open the map and grab the device, hovering over the top of the map, towards the very middle: you should observe a 'Tomb of the Hunter' on coordinates B14. This plant has a very characteristic yellowish-bulb, out of which the proper leaves and flower come out of: the former are rounded and sag down a bit, while the latter is made up of smaller purplish, six-petal flowers.However, what's 'Long Meg'? You don't know, do you? Well, it's actually fine: you're not supposed to know yet. So try and store the note left behind for future inspection. This way, she'll leave us a small drawing depicting the marshes' location. Open your map, and try to find the correlation between it and the drawing, which should lead you to coordinates F2: What do we do? Well, open your map. Kentmere is a place, so locate it. Then, open your side panel to reveal your items, and bring the strange metallic disk that's there out. It's a Bryer's Disk, and contains a lot of symbols, including one eye. If you were to grab that disk and place its square hole over Kentmere, the part with an eye should be pointing to coordinates E27. Travel there. Dead Mans Fingers Coffee Rum - full flavoured and deliciously different with notes of rich heart-warming ground coffee, orange, chocolate, vanilla, raisins. Oh, and not forgetting the hints of clove and a wallop of cummin. Mix with cola, or create an Espresso Martini or a White Russian with a twist. A woman will visit you telling you that her mother, who loved horticulturism, left behind a possible clue: Goldenlight can be found at a certain location, starting from 'Long Meg'.
Easily identifiable if you've ever seen an english poppy, because they look like them. Two outer kidney shaped pink petals protect an inner five-petaled flower. Its leaves are small and heart-shaped, most likely the reason for its alternative name. Close Inspection: "Not as spongy as most mushrooms. In fact the undersides are somewhat sharp. Red spores protrude from the caps". The Red Abony is rather unique, and the 'Close Inspection' entry really describes it best. The whole plant looks like it'd be the flower, and an odd protrusion comes out of the hole that's on top of it. Just mind that it's not red like the name might lead you to think; it's actually blue. Mango Rum – Fresh fruity flavour carries strong mango notes with delicate hints of citrus, vanilla, and elderflower. Dead Mans Fingers Pineapple Rum - a hit of sweet roasted and candied pineapple notes, with a touch of nutmeg and lime zest. Super refreshing with lemonade, lashings of ice, a lime wedge and with some fresh mintplanted on top!A man named Thaddeus Cornwall will come to us, looking for 'a plant that'll lead you to gold. It has drooping red flowers and frilled leaves'. Dead Mans Fingers Coconut Rum - juicy mango, raisins, runny caramel and coconut ice flavours. All balanced with hints of vanilla, clove and a touch of citrusy lime peel. Mix with cola and a lime wedge or try it with watermelon juice. Last visit you get on Day Nine is Verona Green. She'll tell you something related to the game's main plot, but most importantly, will leave you a letter:
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