Taste of a Hundred Years

Every year, clerics of Olidammara’s church knowledgeable in wine making lay down a cask of good wine, and each year they open up such a cask from a hundred years before. A cup of wine from this cask is given to the growers, the people who stored it, a high cleric, three clerics of any rank, a local innkeeper or tavern master, and a beggar; the rest is used for whatever purposes the clerics see fit. Unlike most other events associated with the church, this ceremony is a quiet event (although still friendly and not at all somber) – a time to reflect on the gifts of the past, enjoy the sensations of the present, and anticipate rewards in the future.