Bottle of oo'glug

Item

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Bottle of oo'glug
Released19 November 2025 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemNo
Properties
TradeableNo
EquipableNo
StackableNo
NoteableNo
OptionsDrink, Destroy
DestroyYou can get another from a sealed crate in the sea.
ExamineThe bottle is warm. It was apparently bottled in a renowned hot spring, hopefully before anyone bathed in it.
Values
Value50 coins
AlchemyNot alchemisable
Weight0.003 kg
Advanced data
Item ID31846
LinkMOID

A bottle of oo'glug is an alcoholic drink acquired by prying open a sealed crate in the Oo'glog Channel, just south of Corsair Cove. Doing so requires a crowbar in the inventory, which in turn requires completion of Prying Times to obtain.

Drinking the bottle grants 75 Sailing experience, and will act as if the player had drank a dose of stamina potion.

Location

Dialogue

Drinking

  • Player is given the effect of stamina potion(1).
  • You drink the bottle of oo'glug.
  • The drink refreshes you, although it doesn't taste like you were actually supposed to drink it.

Trivia

  • The item's name, examine text, and effects are references to the spas, in particular the salt-water spring, found within the village of Oo'glog in RuneScape 3.

Source

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