House Fossoway Of Cider Hall | House Of The Dragon History & Lore (History Of The Reach)

[@jeffcordova9633]

First to take the black.. What I really love most about the world of Westeros, is how each house has its own words, emblem & has its own identity.. 3 videos in less then 3 days. Thanks for the videos my lord

[@iamnotagoose]

You know you made it as a house if Duncan the Tall spotted your banner at Ashford Meadow

[@jonathanvelasquez1325]

The depth of this world is incredible. Thanks for diving in for us.

[@Divine_Chareka]

I'm for the green apple Fossoways

[@FireCat34]

House Fossoway power grows under reign of Targaryen unlike house Peake and house Osgrey who got weaker.

[@ramiromen6595]

Why does the reach have so many cool houses? Long live house manzana 🍎

[@GodBless423]

Keep up the great work my friend!!

[@17Watman]

There is also Franklyn Flowers of the Golden Company who is the Bastard son of a Fossoway.

[@jonathanvelasquez1325]

Love these smaller house stories

[@Rhoxmaster316]

Great video! A bit late to the party here, but it's worth noting that Mace Tyrells's sister, Janna, is the wife of Jon Fossoway of New Barrel, which is interesting. The green apple's are a much younger house than the Red, and I suspect the full story of the New Barrell Fossoways is one GRRM has put some thought into but never got around to revealing. After all, the houses humble origins are explained in the Hedge Knight, and for them to rise from a singular squire painting his shield during the events of the that story, to a house of enough renown that their lord is married to the sister of the warden of the south less than a century later, suggests that they made big moves in that time. My guess is: should the tales of the Dunk and Egg ever be fully written, we will find that Raymun will make a return to assist his friend once again, and whatever heroic actions he takes during the events of the Blackfyre rebellion will set his newly established house on the path to ascension.

[@jlshel42]

House Fossoway, official cider provider of Matt & Shane’s Secret Podcast

[@eugennemarais7304]

Personally I think House Fossoway is a lot more powerful than we may think...the location of Cider Hall is pretty ideal and we know they generate a lot of income producing cider. The production of wine has made House Redwyne one of the richest houses in Westeros and although cider isn't the same as wine I have no doubt the Fossoways are also one of the richer houses sworn to House Tyrell. Love these deep dive videos into the lore of some of the minor houses...But and maybe this is just my personal opinion, I'm not the biggest fan of their apple sigil 😂 it's a little bit of a buzz kill.

[@nunyabiznes33]

I guess the cider market is more mainstream as compared to wine and that Fossaways would only get richer as the lower class get a bit better off over time.

[@eugennemarais7304]

@@nunyabiznes33 That makes sense but I also wonder if cider is more accessible to the smallfolk, wouldn't that mean that the Fossoways are as rich as the Redwynes since there are more smallfolk than nobles buying and drinking cider...?

[@nunyabiznes33]

@@eugennemarais7304 I don't think so tho. They might be rich but probably never going to be as rich as the Redwynes. Consumer taste is a funny thing. The more well off the public is, the more cider they'd buy but then eventually it'll hit a point where they finally can afford wine and start buying that instead. Like "We've made it, we deserve luxury too". Then the luxury become cheaper and become basic. How many people these days do you see still drinking cider? Meanwhile even the depressed single aunties are drinking wine. 🤣

[@eugennemarais7304]

​@@nunyabiznes33 🤣 love this response

[@nunyabiznes33]

@@eugennemarais7304 *sips wine* "I wanted those elephants" *sips again* 🍷

[@NRV0]

House words are cool but imagine going into battle and your opponent see you screaming as loud as you can bloodshot eyes, only to look at your heraldry and see a Apple.....😂

[@michaelanselmi2292]

Apple-eater is a pretty dope though 😂

[@vishalmishra579]

Oh this is another reach noble house, to whom do they trace their descent Wait a minute it's Garth Greenhand isn't it, the man is the ancestor to every person walking on Westeros

[@maeterlinck6260]

also there were Derrick “the bad apple” fossoway

[@Bwkjam]

Wasn’t one Fossaway apart of the Ninepenny kings?

[@brendan9868]

Aye, Derrick Fossoway “the Bad Apple” don’t recall if there’s anything known about which branch he’s from or what happened to him though

[@hanshawks5088]

Do they make apple cider ?

[@FireCat34]

Foss the Archer most likely inspired of William Tell.

[@yesman1345]

Enjoy the content!!