Brewing commands

The brewing system is mostly interaction-based — you cook in cauldrons, distill in brewing stands, age in barrels. The /brew commands provide help and recipe info; you don't /brew a drink, you brew it physically.

Commands

Practical use

When you're learning

/brew help         # opens the in-game guide

The in-game guide walks you through your first brew with step-by-step prompts.

When you've heard about a recipe

/brew info sunday_sour

Shows the ingredients, cook time, distillation requirements, wood type, and aging duration for the named recipe.

When you want to see what's possible

/brew recipes

Lists every recipe the system knows. Some are common knowledge; some are signature recipes that you'll have to discover through play, books at tavern builds, or other players' tips.

When you find a custom item and want to use it in a recipe

/brew item

While holding the item, this shows the ingredient ID you'd use in a recipe definition (relevant for advanced users defining their own brews, or for understanding existing recipes).

What there isn't

• No /brew make <recipe> shortcut — you can't summon a brew directly. Brewing is the gameplay; the commands are reference only.
• No instant aging — barrel aging takes real time
• No instant distillation — distillation is a brewing-stand action

These are deliberate. The point of the brewing system is the gameplay loop, not a recipe-shortcut.

See also

• The Tavern — full overview
• How to brew — the mechanics
• Signature drinks — the eight Sunday Market originals
• Recipes — full recipe catalog
• Drunkenness — what alcohol does