Beer?
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- boomhaeur
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Beer?
With water slowly being introduced to the game it would be greta to see beer be something that you could make and maybe give it some sort of nutritional value.
Ingredients would be:
- water (1,000g)
- barley / wheat / rye (1,000g)
- sugar (100g)
Tool would have to be a vat/pot of some kind and would require a heat source.
I'd suggest a two-step production process. Mixing and heating the ingredients produces 2,000g of "Wort". In real life this only takes about an hour - so this could be an IG effort of half a day - one day.
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The second process would be to Ferment it
Tool required would be a fermenter
Materials: Wort
In real life it takes about 2 weeks for the beer to ferment. So maybe a couple of days fermenting would be appropriate.
End result is beer, each serving could be 100g as normal food - or you could make it a healing food just for kicks .
Having a fermentor could also lead to the production of wine. Ingredients for wine would be grapes, water and sugar. Production time should be a few days minimum given that wine takes months to produce.
Ingredients would be:
- water (1,000g)
- barley / wheat / rye (1,000g)
- sugar (100g)
Tool would have to be a vat/pot of some kind and would require a heat source.
I'd suggest a two-step production process. Mixing and heating the ingredients produces 2,000g of "Wort". In real life this only takes about an hour - so this could be an IG effort of half a day - one day.
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The second process would be to Ferment it
Tool required would be a fermenter
Materials: Wort
In real life it takes about 2 weeks for the beer to ferment. So maybe a couple of days fermenting would be appropriate.
End result is beer, each serving could be 100g as normal food - or you could make it a healing food just for kicks .
Having a fermentor could also lead to the production of wine. Ingredients for wine would be grapes, water and sugar. Production time should be a few days minimum given that wine takes months to produce.
- berserk9779
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No sugar is used in the production of wine. It is actually illegal in most of the classical wine producing countries (France, Italy, Spain).
I don't know if they do it with californian wine (never been that side of the ocean) but if they do they are potentially giving you blindness, since a bigger amount of methile alcool (that gives blindness and other diseases) is produced in the cane sugar fermentation, compared with -fruit sugar-(Fruttosio in italian) fermentation
(sorry guys professional deformation.... I am a wine merchant...)
I don't know if they do it with californian wine (never been that side of the ocean) but if they do they are potentially giving you blindness, since a bigger amount of methile alcool (that gives blindness and other diseases) is produced in the cane sugar fermentation, compared with -fruit sugar-(Fruttosio in italian) fermentation
(sorry guys professional deformation.... I am a wine merchant...)
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Re: Beer?
boomhaeur wrote:Ingredients would be:
- water (1,000g)
- barley / wheat / rye (1,000g)
- sugar (100g)
NON ALCOHOLIC BEER, ARE YOU MAD! dont know about you but where I come from thats blasphemy
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boomhaeur wrote:"NON ALCOHOLIC BEER, ARE YOU MAD! dont know about you but where I come from thats blasphemy"
That was the point of the fermenter... you don't just add alcohol to beer...
I didn't put Yeast in cause I highly doubt it's in the game and it's not something you can just dig up...
Actually, Pure Alcohol comes from various plants all over the world, the taste differs from region to region. Thus the different tastes and strengths of Vodka, Tequila, and Wiskey, to name a few.
The "alcohol plant" looks alot like Aloe Vera, it is in the Cactus family. And to get Alcohol from it you break off a branch of this wonderful "succulent" plant and squeeze the contents out. The strength of the alcohol depends on the time of year it is harvested.
So, our dear person who pointed out the lack of "added alcohol" to the making of beer was just worried. I guess he didnt realize that you dont add pure Alcohol extract to beer.....
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Re: Beer?
Indio no.9 wrote:NON ALCOHOLIC BEER, ARE YOU MAD! dont know about you but where I come from thats blasphemy
Dear Indio,
Do you smoke crack? The alcohol is from fermentation as he so clearly stated. Learning to read English and comprehend written material is a useful skill.
Love,
A smelly hobo
Sorry, couldn't resist.
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