Throwleigh

Throwleigh is a fictional alcoholic beverage featured in the *Harry Potter* series by J.K. Rowling. Introduced in *Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince*, it is a dark red, non-alcoholic drink served at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. The beverage is named after the character Horace Slughorn, who is known for his fondness of fine wines and his role as a potions master at Hogwarts.

Throwleigh is described as a rich, velvety drink with a deep, fruity flavor, often compared to a fine port wine. It is typically served in a goblet or a small glass and is a popular choice among students and faculty during Hogwarts celebrations, such as the Christmas feast. The drink is non-alcoholic, making it suitable for younger students who are not yet of drinking age.

The name "Throwleigh" is a playful pun, combining the word "thrill" with "wine," reflecting its luxurious and indulgent qualities. While it does not appear in later books or films, it remains a memorable part of the *Harry Potter* universe, symbolizing the school’s festive and sophisticated atmosphere. The drink’s inclusion highlights the magical world’s appreciation for fine beverages and the importance of celebration in its culture.