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To brew alcohol at a [[still]] requires a [[Alcohol#Brewable_plants|brewable plant]] and an empty [[barrel]]. Every unit of plant produces 5 units of al Since a single brewable item will produce five units of alcohol, and each unit of alcohol can be co

To brew alcohol at a [[still]] requires a [[#Brewable_plants|brewable plant]] and an empty [[barrel]]. Every unit of plant produces 5 units of al Since a single brewable item will produce five units of alcohol, and each unit of alcohol can be co

Brewers need a [[still]], a brewable [[crop|plant]] (or a jar of [[honey]]), and one empty [[barrel]] or water-t ...ess of [[skill]], a brewer produces five units of alcohol for each unit of brewable plant, as well as [[seed]]s of that plant. Because of crop [[stack]]ing, th

Brewers need a [[still]], a brewable [[crop|plant]] (or a jar of [[honey]]), and one empty [[barrel]] or water-t ...ess of [[skill]], a brewer produces five units of alcohol for each unit of brewable plant, as well as [[seed]]s of that plant. Because of crop [[stack]]ing, th

*[[Alcohol#Brewable plants|Brewable Plant]] ...empty [[barrel]] and something to brew, either a [[Alcohol#Brewable plants|brewable plant]] or [[honey]]. You may set specific plants to be used or not used th

*[[Alcohol#Brewable plants|Brewable Plant]] ...empty [[barrel]] and something to brew, either a [[Alcohol#Brewable plants|brewable plant]] or [[honey]]. You may set specific plants to be used or not used th

...the cost. With v0.40 come garden "vegetables." These usually contain 1-2 brewable fruits at half the cost of plump helmets (2 units instead of 4 - likely an ...the ground muddy]]. In the spring, only plump helmets and sweet pods are brewable. Cave wheat and pigtail can be brewed as well, but you'll need to wait for

Brewers need a [[still]], a brewable [[crop|plant]], and one empty [[barrel]] or water-tight [[pot]] per job in ...ess of [[skill]], a brewer produces five units of alcohol for each unit of brewable plant, as well as [[seed]]s of that plant. Because of crop [[stack]]ing, th

*[[Alcohol#Brewable plants|Brewable plant]] ...r [[large pot]] and something to brew, either a [[Alcohol#Types of Alcohol|brewable plant]], fruit, or [[honey]]. You may set specific plants and fruits to be

...er, or a [[fisherdwarf]]/X, or a [[hunter]]/X. The first gets you lots of brewable plants on maps with plants, the second gets you food and [[bone]]s on maps ...of [[dwarven ale]], [[dwarven beer]], and [[dwarven rum]]. With abundant brewable plants and lots of wood you don't actually need any starting booze, but it'

*[[Alcohol#Brewable plants|Brewable plant]] ...r [[large pot]] and something to brew, either a [[Alcohol#Types of Alcohol|brewable plant]], fruit, or [[honey]]. You may set specific plants and fruits to be

...ke only an appropriately chosen subset of the plants (the still takes only brewable plants, while the farmer's workshop for the textile industry only takes pla A food stockpile accepting brewable [[plant|plants]]. Some of these have other uses, like pig tail for making

**Uses Tier 0 Item: [[Alcohol#Brewable plants|Brewable Plant]]

Brewers need a [[still]], a brewable [[crop|plant]], and at least one empty [[barrel]] or water-tight [[pot]] in ...ess of [[skill]], a brewer produces five units of alcohol for each unit of brewable plant, as well as [[seed]]s of that plant. Because of crop [[stack]]ing, th

Brewers need a [[still]], a brewable [[plant]], and at least one empty [[barrel]] in order to brew drinks. Regardless of skill, a brewer produces five units of alcohol for each unit of brewable plant. Because of crop stacking, this allows brewers to synergize well with

**Uses Tier 0 Item: [[Alcohol#Brewable plants|Brewable Plant]]

**Uses Tier 0 Item: [[Alcohol#Brewable plants|Brewable Plant]]

...n status screen]], otherwise your dwarves and cooks may use up all of your brewable plants for food. You may also wish to disable the use of alcohol in cooking

**Uses Tier 0 Item: [[Alcohol#Brewable plants|Brewable Plant]]

..., fruits give five times as much for the same price. In addition, choosing brewable items instead of booze will allow you the freedom to retire your fort if yo

Brewers need a [[still]], a brewable [[plant]], and at least one empty [[barrel]] in order to brew drinks. Regardless of skill, a brewer produces five units of alcohol for each unit of brewable plant. Because of crop stacking, this allows brewers to synergize well with

...ke only an appropriately chosen subset of the plants (the still takes only brewable plants, while the farmer's workshop for the textile industry only takes pla A food stockpile accepting brewable [[plant|plants]]. Some of these have other uses, like pig tail for making

..., fruits give five times as much for the same price. In addition, choosing brewable items instead of booze will allow you the freedom to retire your fort if yo

The green stockpile should accept brewable plants, and plants which can be processed: [[Pig tail|Pig tails]], [[cave w

Brewing [[alcohol]] requires a brewable item (most [[crop]]s from your farms as well as most gathered plants can be

Shrubs can provide some quick food through the [[herbalist]] skill, [[still|brewable materials]], and [[seeds]] for some very helpful above-ground [[crops]] whi

Savage biomes also house [[whip vine]]s, a high-value millable/brewable aboveground crop, and [[highwood]]s, a slow-growing tree that can grow as t

* Brewer's stock: brewable plants.

Shrubs can provide some quick food through the [[herbalist]] skill, [[still|brewable materials]], and [[seed]]s for some very helpful above-ground [[crops]] whi

Savage biomes also house [[whip vine]]s, a high-value millable/brewable aboveground crop, and [[highwood]]s, a slow-growing tree that can grow as t

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A food stockpile accepting brewable [[plant|plants]]*. Some of these have other uses, (like pig tail for weavi

...[stack]] of brewables. Each brewing job produces five units of alcohol per brewable item, and deposits the alcohol in the container, recovering any plant [[see

* Brewer's stock: [[List of crops|brewable plants]].

Shrubs can provide some quick food through the [[herbalist]] skill, [[still|brewable materials]], and [[seed]]s for some very helpful above-ground [[crops]] whi

...[stack]] of brewables. Each brewing job produces five units of alcohol per brewable item and deposits the alcohol in the container, recovering any plant [[seed

...| || X || [[Surroundings#Evil|Evil]], Not Freezing || X || X || X || X || brewable

! Type !! '''Value''' !! '''Weight''' !! '''Grows''' !! '''Growable''' !! '''Brewable''' !! '''Millable''' !! '''Cookable'''

...will be stockpiled together and be eligible for the same reactions. Edible/brewable growths will have separate entries in the kitchen menu, though.

...tus screen ({{k|z}} key) and then go to ''Kitchen''. Every cookable and/or brewable item in your fortress will be listed. Once you allow or forbid the cooking

...c''' !! '''Value''' !! '''Weight''' !! '''Grows''' !! '''Growable''' !! '''Brewable''' !! '''Millable''' !! '''Cookable'''

...will be stockpiled together and be eligible for the same reactions. Edible/brewable growths will have separate entries in the kitchen menu, though.

...er's workshop is called a [[still]]. To make drinks, all he needs are some brewable plants and a [[barrel]] to store it in.

* Brewer's stock: [[List of crops|brewable plants]].

The green stockpile should accept brewable plants, and plants which can be processed: [[Pig tail|Pig tails]], [[cave w

...le will yield a stack of 0-12 (average: 5) edible, [[mill]]able, [[brewing|brewable]], or otherwise [[farmer's workshop|processable]] plants each [[season]]. I

...ll yield a stack of 0-12 (average: 5) edible, [[mill|millable]], [[brewing|brewable]], or otherwise [[farmer's workshop|processable]] plants each harvest cycle

...nd then go to ''Kitchen'' to toggle (red is forbid). Every cookable and/or brewable item in your fortress will be listed. Once you allow or forbid the cooking

...can even give the plants meat-like names and make them out of meat to get brewable 'meat'. (They will still be stockpiled as plants though.)

...can even give the plants meat-like names and make them out of meat to get brewable 'meat'. (They will still be stockpiled as plants though.)

A food stockpile accepting brewable [[plant|plants]]*. Some of these have other uses, (like pig tail for weavi

...tus screen ({{k|z}} key) and then go to ''Kitchen''. Every cookable and/or brewable item in your fortress will be listed. Once you allow or forbid the cooking

The green stockpile should accept brewable plants, and plants which can be processed: [[Pig tail|Pig tails]], [[cave w

Shrubs can provide some quick food through the [[herbalism]] skill, [[still|brewable materials]], and [[seeds]] for some very helpful above-ground [[Crops|crops

Their acorns are also edible and extremely plentiful, although they are not brewable, and temperate broadleaf forests have plenty of fruit-bearing trees. You ma

{{Category|Brewable}}

...d sand pear. Not all of these can be brewed; see [[alcohol]] for a list of brewable fruit.

* Brewer's stock: [[List of crops|brewable plants]].

...faster than _____ can do brewing, so the repeat job will stop when all the brewable plants are used up.

* Brewer's stock: [[List of crops|brewable plants]].

...[stack]] of brewables. Each brewing job produces five units of alcohol per brewable item and deposits the alcohol in the container, recovering any plant [[seed

Their acorns are also edible and extremely plentiful, although they are not brewable, and temperate broadleaf forests have plenty of fruit-bearing trees. You ma

A food stockpile accepting brewable [[plant|plants]]*. Some of these have other uses, (like pig tail for weavi

...({{k|y}} key) and then go to the ''Kitchen'' subtab. Every cookable and/or brewable item in your fortress will be listed. Once you allow or forbid the cooking

...arly on and then becomes primary farmer. Herbalists get much more food and brewable matter than fisherdwarves, but the latter provide bones and shells.

Brewing [[alcohol]] requires a brewable item (most [[crop]]s from your farms as well as most gathered plants can be

...Farming, trading and plant gathering are your only sources of [[booze]] or brewable plants, so you need to do at least one of them because booze is a must-have

...Farming, trading and plant gathering are your only sources of [[booze]] or brewable plants, so you need to do at least one of them because booze is a must-have

* Brewer's stock: [[List of crops|brewable plants]].