Beer is an Artisan Good made from the Keg using Wheat, taking 1-2 days. However, I don't want to just do the same old same old.I recently got back into Stardew Valley after finding myself too exhausted after work Mondays through Fridays to focus on more strategic or intense games.
Plus it's a well liked artisan craft so it's great for gifts.Totally doable, just takes a bit of time to really get the ball rolling.So, you need to collect all acorns from the farm and plant either inside or outside of the farm. If you want to be making things like this, make sure you have lots of oak trees tapped as you'll need one Oak Resin per cask.Wood is usually my biggest problem, I'd start chopping trees around the map as early as possible since they respawn on their own, and plant some on the farm to cut down as well. And, if you plan ahead, you will start become a millionare as soon as Fall, 1st year.One thing you can do to expedite your brewery is skip getting animals. You're going to need a ton of iron for the casks and even more bronze for the cask and tappers.
It takes about a season to grow, so plant as soon as possible.Ancient Fruit Wine is the most expensive item in the game (I think, at least the most expensive Artisan Good) so it's definitely doable.
You can plant about 30 next to Marnie, Linus, Maru and about 150 in train station. I plan on adding as many of the original features as I can, please be patient! So, SV has been a saviour thanks to how relaxing it is. Discuss. changtau2005. NOTE: This mod is currently only for Stardew Valley 1.2! Mar 6, 2016 @ 2:17pm Want the ultimate brewery? Or you could just go the Joja route, if you don't mind being evil; you won't need any animal products then.or if you're playing the long game you can save it for spring the next year/green house.My boyfriend and I are doing this on our “forever game” we’re about four years in and fuckin loaded. And, if you apply deluxe speed gro, more harvests are possible for them.Once oak trees are fully grown, install tappers and start collecting oak resins.Early stage can be bit rough, but once pale ale money started to roll in, you are pretty much set.I was thinking this time around I could do something similar to a brewery, for lack of a better term, by focusing on creating wines, beer, and everything in between.
Normal pickaxe is doable for those levels but it's a lot easier with a bronze one.
And to make kegs, you need oak resins.
Definitely push for level 80+ to get gold for sprinklers, watering is the worst, you'll def want a bronze pickaxe for that though.3 best artisan goods are by far pale ale, starfruit wine and ancient wine. One plot of hop will provide 7,080 (17 harvests * 420 - 80g seed cost), 6,160 for ancient seed (8 harvests in 3 seasons * 2,310 / 3 seasons) and 5,500 for starfruit (2 harvests * 3,150 - 800g seed cost). To make oak resins, you need oak trees, and there are only few growing outside of the farm.Anyway, I chose the hilltop farm layout pretty much solely for the way it looks haha, and so far I'm liking it! Stardew Valley > General Discussions > Topic Details.