Fine Lominsan white wine fortified with grape spirit to increase alcohol content and improve its aroma, making it perfect for a variety of culinary dishes.

Water purified using a complex method of passing it through several layers of charcoal and rock.

The bubbling blood of a voidsent. For some unknown reason, the humours will not coagulate.

A hot-burning fuel created by destructively distilling raw coal.

The foul-smelling fatty tissue of a beastkin.

An alchemical compound made by boiling a mixture of powdered limestone and sulphur.

A mixture of plant ashes soaked in distilled water.

A whetstone carved from aqueous rock. Used for sharpening metal or stone blades.

A colorful ore with a high copper content.

A bright-red mineral that, when applied to metal, is thought to prevent it from rusting.

A partially congealed ball of sticky tree sap.

The passage of time has turned this log into stone.

A mysterious ore that glows intermittently.

Discovered by a Far Eastern alchemist, this powder is used to harden gold.

The rare hide of a saurian.

Lustrous white wool sheared from a species of mountain goat prized for its fleece.

Powderized garnet used in the polishing of gemstones.

Tawny in color, this rare variety of latex is yielded only by specific trees.

Originating from the Far East, this fragrant spice is shaped like eight-pointed stars.

Hailing also from the western continent, this cousin to the common popoto is lurid red in color.

A king among kukuru bean varieties, prized for its high nutritional value.

A tender piece of meat taken from the breast of a farm-fattened duck.

The wire-like web of the Allagan chimerical miscreation, Arachne.

A decent-sized piece of rock containing naturally occurring wootz alloy.

A greasy mixture of wax, oil, and tallow used for waterproofing and softening leather, while helping maintain its luster.

This soft lusterless crystal is believed to stay the hands of corruption and is used in the preservation of organics.

Developed by a Far Eastern alchemist, this powder is used to harden platinum.

A large side of boar, cured and then smoked. It is widely accepted across Eorzea that “everything goes better” with this flavorful meat.

Seeds harvested from the coffee plants which grow in volcanic mountainous soils, and then slow-roasted over an indirect flame for several bells to remove bitterness and bring out flavor.

Made from the caustic sap of lacquer trees native to the Far East, urushi is used to protect wood by giving it a hard, glossy finish.

A heavy whetstone that appears to be man-made, rather than carved from naturally occurring rock.

Due to its heat-resistant properties, this plaster is oft used to create molds for metalworking.

A rare form of fluorite completely devoid of any interior flaws.

Linseed oil mixed with soot collected from oil lamps to give it a deep-black color.

Thick, brown hair of a Near Eastern monstrosity known as the camel. Dubious reports from sailors claim the beast stands thrice as high as a chocobo, can speak the tongues of man, and has massive humps upon its back which may contain water, wine, or even gold.

A form of cinnabar known to contain traces of quicksilver.

It is an oft-forgotten fact that Frandelont Raimdelle, famed naturalist, father of modern taxonomy, and author of the Raimdelle Codex, tried multiple times (without success) to classify the common duck─most obviously a cloudkin─as a spoken, believing their incessant quackings to be a highly developed language beyond the comprehension of mankind.

A peculiar crystalline rock formed from dark matter fused with elementally aspected crystals.

A powerful adhesive developed and used by the Ehcatl Nine.

Thinly spun glass remarkably resistant to high temperatures.

Slightly effervescent water bottled at a spring located deep in the heart of the Ixali homeland, Xelphatol. It has a light-blue tint and a distinctly metallic flavor.