Ajax considered waving off the clown's offering, he did carry his own poison after all, but he remembered that it was generally considered rude and frowned upon to refuse such a kind treat where he came from. He didn't expect everyone to behave the same way, but he had his ways. He nodded at Pete. "I don't know what you have and probably won't recognize them anyway, so how about you pick my poison? In return..."
Ajax placed his hand in front of his shining gold belt and was suddenly holding a polished bronze wine jug called an oenochoe. The jug itself was featureless beyond its material and polish, but it was as large as Ajax's head, which wasn't exactly small, and full to the brim with a strong red wine which expelled a pleasant herbal aroma reminiscent of bay leaves.
Before handing the jug to the clown he poured a bit of its contents on the water, producing ripples of garnet in the otherwise clear sea before the tide washed the drink away. "A tribute to the gods, whichever they may be, to the fallen and to friends both present and absent", he explained as he handed the container to Pete. "Please, help yourself. But carefully. It's got enough of a kick for me to feel it".
If one were to try and describe Ajax's wine, they'd come to the conclusion it was almost entirely unlike wine at all. Not only would its alcohol content of 97%, or 192 proof, baffle experts across the world, its extremely potent taste made up of 7 flavors combined into a whole defies all explanation, particularly since of those flavors, 5 of them are, in order, heavy mixtures of: opioids, depressants, stimulants, entactogens and hallucinogens which trigger every single conflicting impulse in your brain all at once.
The sixth flavor, best described as a bitter, horrible feeling of crushing hopelessness, is but a single drop of panacea, the miraculous potion which serves to cure all ailments. Of course, considering the effects of the rest of this concoction, it doesn't do much except prevent all the other ingredients from killing the drinker. The final taste is that of a fairly strong red wine, quite pleasant.