Brewery

Brewery is a feature where players could make potions with custom effects that could benefit or add a twist to gameplay. Some potions could give a high Haste boost, which you can use for mining or exploring, but other potions can give massive jump boosts or even fortune. 

Players could find a potion recipe in various ways, such as through fishing or through loot chests. Recipes obtained can be right-clicked to add it to the Codex, where players could continually refer back to the recipe at [/codex]. 

To brew a potion, players would need the following:

• Ingredients: The items put in a cauldron when creating a brew (often uses a crushed herb, which can be crushed on the mortar and pestle with example in [/recipes])
• Cooking Time: The amount of time ingredients are brewing in a cauldron.
• Distill Times: The amount of cycles in a brewing stand
• Barrel Type: Which type of block to use for the aging barrel (often is a wood type)
• Aging Time: The amount of Minecraft Days that a brew is aging in a barrel

Learn more about how to create a potion below:

Step 1: Set up the cauldron

The first step of brewing starts with setting up the cauldron, which includes putting ingredients together and allowing time to cook.

• Place a heat source under the cauldron (campfire or soul campfire).
• Fill the cauldron with water.
• Right-click ingredients listed on the recipe into the cauldron.
• Allow ingredients to cook for the amount of time on the recipe. (TIP: Right-click the cauldron with a clock to check on how much time it's been cooking!)

Step 2: Distill the brew

Next, you want to distill in the brewing stand. Here's how:

• When you reached the cooking time listed on the recipe, collect your brew from the cauldron by right-clicking glass bottles onto the cauldron until empty (three glass bottles)
• Add 1 Glowstone Dust to your brewing stand (It is not consumed by the stand).
• Each recipe says how many distill runs it has, so one cycle would be one distill run.
• For each distill run, the brew will then say how many times it's been distilled. Distill only the amount it says on a recipe.

Step 3: Let it age

Once distilled, now it's time to age the brews. 

• Build a big or a small barrel and place a sign saying "barrel" (without quotation marks)
• Put the bottles inside the barrel and let it age for the amount of time on the recipe (1 Minecraft Day = 20 minutes)
• Once it reaches the number of days, remove it from the barrel.

Step 4: Completed brew!

Remove your brew from the barrel, and it's now done!

NOTE: Any step that isn't completed fully accurate to the recipe could affect the strength or the duration of the potion brewed. 

Here's what a completed, perfect brew would look like: