We found out for sure in "Resurrection" when Worf offered Bareil some after it was proved that Bareil was a better thief than Worf had thought. It was not named in "The Way Of The Warrior" ", when it first appeared, but with a drunken Worf and another Klingon Warrior singing Klingon drinking songs in the episode, what else could it be?. I am now sure that this second bottle is Bloodwine.
I would use strawberry flavored Kool-Aid. Rom had this bottle in his hand when a *VERY* drunk klingon demanded more Bloodwine in the episode "The House Of Quark". This bottle can be seen frequently in Quark's Bar. The first bottle is a Grape Bunch looking bottle (found at import stores), with a pink color. ("The Way of the Warrior", "Once More Unto the Breach", "Afterimage", "Soldiers of the Empire", "What You Leave Behind" ) It is not uncommon for friends to share a bottle (occasionally a barrel) or two (or even six) while talking about matters of honor, glory, the empire, love, or even to celebrate a Great Victory!. ("Gambit, Part II", "The Way of the Warrior", "Change of Heart", "Apocalypse Rising", "What You Leave Behind" ) It is well known that there is no finer vintage than that of 2309. It also plays a major roll in the celebration and endurance test that proceeds the induction of new members of the Order of the Bat'leth (drink all night, brag, fight, and still remain on your feet for the presentation). Best served warm, Worf likes his VERY young and VERY sweet. Worf managed to program a passable version of this onboard the Enterprise D.
Klingon Bloodwine ( 'Iw HIq): This potent drink is one of my favorites, as it is with most Klingons. The reason why I list these beverages as synthehol is that although many of these drinks do not contain alcohol, they require a little more work, cause' you don't get these from a replicator, they often only come in bottles (which can be hard to come by). I'd hate to think that anything I was involved with would result in personal injury/loss of life. If you are inclined to serve alcohol modify the contents as necessary, and for GOODNESS sake, make sure that there is a designated driver. I personally don't serve alcohol at Star Trek parties, due to liability purposes, as well as I want everyone (including the youngest Trekkers) to be able to enjoy the efforts I have gone through to make the event a memorable one. K'Tesh's Klingon Recipe Pages: Alcoholic Beverages
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