Surilie Brothers Wine

Surilie Brothers Wine is a pricey bottled wine (Hearthfire) that restores 15 Stamina but slows Stamina regeneration for 30 seconds.

Surilie Brothers Wine is a bottled wine added by the Hearthfire add-on. At 40 gold it is worth several times as much as ordinary Wine, while weighing the same 0.5.

Effects

  • Restores 15 points of Stamina.
  • Stamina regenerates 30% slower for 30 seconds.

These are exactly the same effects as regular Wine, so the difference between the two is only in value. In practice that makes Surilie Brothers Wine more useful to sell than to drink. As a Stamina drink it is also on the weak side: Shein restores 25 Stamina and Dragon’s Breath Mead 20.

Where to find it

The game data used for this page does not list specific vendors or locations for this wine. It cannot be cooked or brewed by the player.

Good to know

Other wines include Alto Wine and Spiced Wine. For a stronger Stamina boost from a drink, consider Black-Briar Reserve, or use Restore Stamina potions to avoid the regeneration penalty altogether.

Where to find it

  • No fixed source is documented in the available data.

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Sources checked: Skyrim/DLC game files (food records, cooking and oven recipes); Elder Scrolls Fandom food and cooking articles