It is hard to imagine the world of "The Witcher" without inns. They are the place where Geralt lands new contracts, meets old friends or recuperates after one of his many adventures. However, they are also a very ambivalent place for the Witcher. The solitary mutant is not exactly known for liking to be among people and often enough he encounters rejection or even open aggression in the taverns.

If you feel like Geralt and prefer to enjoy your after-work beer or a fine drop of wine in peace, you still don't have to do without a certain atmosphere. You can bring a certain atmosphere into your home with the The Witcher drinking vessels in your home. There are different versions to choose from, depending on which character you would like to toast:

The blue decorated Wine Goblet, dedicated to Geralt's foster daughter Ciri shows the symbol of the swallow and the inscription "The Lion Cub of Cintra". This reminds us of her origin as the daughter of Emhyr var Emreis, even if she herself often does not want to admit it. In the entwined stem of the goblet dangles a lone snowflake in reference to the Wild Hunt, which is hot on Ciri's heels...

The Yennefer devoted Wine Goblet shows the obsidian star in the centre, which she wears as a necklace at all times. This is also found as a symbol on the goblet, on the opposite side of which are emblazoned the words "Part Elven Part Witch".

Geralt is a very frugal mutant and drinks Wyzima's Gold from the Tankard, but doesn't turn down a Wine Goblet with Beauclair white wine either. Both vessels are designed in the style of his black leather armour, with one of his swords as hilt and handle respectively. They also feature the wolf medallion, of course, and the words "Toss A Coin To Your Witcher."

For all those who can't decide on a favourite character among these three, there is also a Tankard dedicated to Geralt, Ciri and Yennefer! together. It combines the elements of the vessels described above. It also bears the writing "The Witcher."

Of course, you won't find any dishwashers in the medieval inns where Geralt, Yennefer and Ciri cavort. Therefore, the drinking vessels are also not designed for such monstrosity. To make cleaning easier for the innkeepers - and for you - all the vessels have an easily removeable stainless steel insert.