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'''Honu''' is a type of [[lavis]] grain liquor on [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa2|81}}
 
'''Honu''' is a type of [[lavis]] grain liquor on [[Roshar]].{{book ref|sa2|81}}
   
 
In late 1173, during the [[Weeping]] at the [[Shattered Plains]], [[Zahel]] drank from a bottle of hard honu while he talked to [[Kaladin]] about washing the sand in the lighteyed dueling grounds.{{book ref|sa2|81}}
As some honu is referred to as hard honu, it seems likely that there are several different types of honu with a variety of alcoholic strengths.{{book ref|sa2|81}}
 
   
 
The reference to "hard" honu implies that there may be several different types of honu with a variety of alcoholic strengths.{{book ref|sa2|81}} Lavis grows throughout Roshar and can also be used to make beer.{{book ref|sa2|46}}{{book ref|sa3|121}}
In late 1173, [[Zahel]] drank from a bottle of hard honu while he talked to [[Kaladin]] about washing the sand in the lighteyed dueling grounds on the [[Shattered Plains]] during the [[Weeping]].{{book ref|sa2|81}}
 
   
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==

Revision as of 23:09, 20 February 2019

Honu
Ingredients Lavis (fermented)
World of Origin Roshar

Honu is a type of lavis grain liquor on Roshar.[1]

In late 1173, during the Weeping at the Shattered Plains, Zahel drank from a bottle of hard honu while he talked to Kaladin about washing the sand in the lighteyed dueling grounds.[1]

The reference to "hard" honu implies that there may be several different types of honu with a variety of alcoholic strengths.[1] Lavis grows throughout Roshar and can also be used to make beer.[2][3]

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