What is Sujamma ?

[Rattler5150]

I know it's an alcoholic beverage. but what type is it? is it brewed like beer, ale?
is it fruit based like wine? Is it grain based like whiskey? Starch based like vodka?

just curious,

[Delta 1038]

Mazte is probably rice wine and Sujamma could really be just wine. Well wine mixed with shoe polish and sulfuric acid.

EDIT: SOURCE: http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Sujamma_Berries

It's a wiki and I don't play ESO, so up to you.

[Hamsterbytes , bits and nibbles]

There was sujamma in wyrmstooth also I believe.

[76561198133591931]

There's also Sujamma in Dragonborn dlc.

[Brandybuck]

They tell you what it is in Morrowind. I think it's Ajira who tells you. But I can't find it online now. The local drinks are sujamma, mazte, flin, grief, and shein. I think flin actually comes from Cyrodil and that's just what they call cheap imported wine in Morrowind. Of the others, they are made various from ash yam, saltrice, whickwheat, etc. I could find out that Mazte is a saltrice beer, probably similar to sake. Sujamma is pricier and better quality. My best guess without loading the game and asking Ajira again, is that it's the whickwheat ale.

I'm guessing it's similar to an ancient Summerian or Egyptian beer.

[Hamsterbytes , bits and nibbles]

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Provisioning_Ingredients
Anothe link to ESO's info on sujamma and other recipes.

[Alucard †]

Originally posted by Delta 1038:

Mazte is probably rice wine

I think Matze is more like a rice beer than wine.

As name suggests.. or maybe it's just spelling mistake it would explain why here in Draognborn dlc its called Matze and not Mazte

[Shirome Artiste]

Originally posted by ⎛ Alucard ⎞ †:

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