At a glance
Classic fantasy
Smith of Wootton Major
Smith receives a magical star at a village feast and gains the rare ability to travel through the perilous beauty of Faery. His journeys deepen his inner life while he continues the ordinary work of a craftsman and family man. Eventually, the gift must be surrendered so that wonder can pass to someone else. Elegant and wistful, this short tale pairs well with tea and a quiet evening for readers interested in vocation, humility, and the grace of letting go.
Tyger's Golden Milk + Chapterhouse Amber Ale
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No surprises at chapter twelve
Content notes
Fairy-tale peril and enchantment; disappearance/separation from family; references to aging and mortality.
Alcohol-Free Pour
Tyger's Golden Milk
Turmeric, ginger, and cinnamon warm honeyed milk into a golden evening cup.
What you'll need
As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.How to mix it
- Warm the milk gently, whisk in sweetener and spices until steaming and lightly frothy, then pour into a mug.
- Garnish: Light dusting of spice, optional.
- Glassware: Mug.
Cocktail Pour · 21+
Chapterhouse Amber Ale
For adults of legal drinking age. Please drink responsibly.
A mellow, malty pour suits a little enchantment and an escape from the everyday.
How to mix it
- Pour into a clean pint glass and serve at the appropriate cool serving temperature.
- Garnish: None.
- Glassware: Pint glass.
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