Ambrosia Nectar

"Ambrosia Nectar, known by a number of different names including 'nectar of the gods' by tribal societies, is a unique and extremely potent alcoholic beverage. Utterly addictive, once someone has tasted this heavenly drink, nothing ever quite tastes or feels the same again. Those inebriated by it feel happy and fuzzy, but are about as useful as a drunken sot while inebriated."

Ambrosia Nectar is a new type of alcohol added by the Bottling and Booze expansion. When consumed, it immediately creates a new addiction for it, as opposed to all other alcoholic drinks, which cause alcohol addiction, while filling the pawn's recreation and nutrition entirely.

Acquisition
Ambrosia Nectar can either be bought from Alcohol Traders or fermented in Ambrosia Fermenting Barrels from Ambrosia Must for 60 days, which is created in batches of 1 from 5 ambrosia at a Brewery, yielding 1 Nectar per Must.

Analysis
Although a good use for ambrosia if not being consumed by colonists, the dangerously long fermentation period leaves it prone to temperature fluctuations throughout the year, and thus temperature controls (both electric and manual, through fire and passive coolers) should be present and ready to be activated, lest a large amount of time and money be wasted.

Additionally, although the addiction wears off relatively quickly, the same as regular ambrosia, the addiction here is guaranteed, and very expensive and difficult to maintain. On top of this, the inebriated pawn sacrifices half their consciousness and 10% of their movement speed PLUS the amount lost due to lowered consciousness, making them barely useful for anything more than cleaning, and maybe hauling. As such it's recommended to be sold instead of consumed, but even then it has a lower weight:value ratio than distilled drinks like Rectified Spirits.

Finally, the unreliable nature of ambrosia makes it a very difficult addiction to upkeep on top of the relatively large amount of money and amazing amount of time it can take to acquire more, by which time the addiction would be gone anyway. The barrels also occupy room which could be used for brewing other, more proportionately valuable spirits more quickly.