Bottle of sea shandy 2

Item

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Bottle of sea shandy 2
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.
ExamineAn improvement on an original recipe. A true classic.
Values
Value50 coins
AlchemyNot alchemisable
Weight0.003 kg
Advanced data
Item ID31898
LinkMOID

A bottle of sea shandy 2 is an alcoholic drink acquired by prying open a sealed crate in Litus Lucis, directly east of the Twilight Temple. 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 cause the player to black out, teleporting players and their boat to Port Sarim, destroying any courier task cargo that was stored.

Location

Destination

Dialogue

Drinking

  • Screen starts to fade to black.
  • You drink the bottle of sea shandy 2.
  • The drink tastes fantastic...
  • ... until you black out.
  • Screen fades back. The player and their ship is teleported to Port Sarim.
  • And wake up somewhere strangely familiar.

Trivia

Source

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