cidervanor

Cidervanor is a term that combines "cider" and "Vanor," the latter being a fictional region from the fantasy series "The Wheel of Time" by Robert Jordan. While not an official term from the series, it has been adopted by fans to describe a specific type of alcoholic beverage enjoyed in Vanor, a region known for its apples and cider production.

In the context of "The Wheel of Time," Vanor is a province in the nation of Andor, renowned for its orchards and the production of high-quality apples. The region's cider is a notable product, often mentioned for its excellence and unique taste. The term "Cidervanor" has been used by fans to encapsulate this regional specialty, highlighting its association with the Vanor region.

The cider from Vanor is typically described as being of superior quality, reflecting the rich agricultural heritage of the region. It is often enjoyed by characters within the series, adding to the cultural and social fabric of the world-building in "The Wheel of Time." The term "Cidervanor" serves as a shorthand for fans to refer to this specific type of cider, emphasizing its origins and the prestige associated with it.

While not an official term created by the author, "Cidervanor" has become a part of the fan lexicon, demonstrating the depth of engagement and creativity within the "Wheel of Time" community. It underscores the importance of regional specialties in the series and the attention to detail that has made the world of "The Wheel of Time" so immersive for its readers.