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| − | Alcohol in TFC+ is divided in two categories: Fermented Alcohol and Distilled Alcohol. Fermented alcohol is a mildly intoxicating drink and can be used to make vinegar. Distilled Alcohol is a strongly intoxicating drink, and can be used as an antiseptic for crafting [[Sterile Bandage]]s.
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| − | = Obtaining =
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| − | Alcohol is divided in two categories: Fermented Alcohol, which is made by fermenting fruits, vegetables, grains, or honey in a [[Barrel]] or [[Large Ceramic Vessel]]; and Distilled Alcohol, which is made by processing Fermented Alcohol in a [[Still]].
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| − | ''Note: If the [[Large Ceramic Vessel]] is used instead of the barrel for making Alcohol, remember that its liquid capacity is half (500mB) that of the [[Barrel]] (1,000 mB). Recipe inputs are halved as well.''
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| − | == Fermented Alcohols ==
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| − | There are few basic recipes for making fermented Alcohols: the Fruit Wines are made by adding yeast to Fruit [[Juice]]; Mead is made by adding Yeast to a honey-water mixture; grain and potato wines are made by adding Yeast to a food-water mixture; and Beers are made by adding cooked malted grain to water.
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| − | ''Note: Yeast is not a specific item. Any amount of fruit or malted grain with at least 5% decay can be used as yeast.''
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| − | === Fruit Wines ===
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| − | Wines made from the [[Juice]]s of [[Fruit]], [[Agave]], or [[Sugar Cane]] are the simplest to make. Just add Yeast to a container of [[Juice]] and seal it. The GUI of the sealed container will show the date sealed and the expected output. After 72 in-game hours, the yeast will be consumed and the [[Juice]] will turn into Wine.
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| − | !Wine
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| − | |{{Grid/Barrel
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| − | |L1= Grape Juice
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| − | |Ratio= 1,000 mB
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| − | |Input= Any Grain
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| − | |L2= Wine
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| − | |Time= 72 hours
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| − | |{{GridImage|Agave}} Agave Juice || Agave Wine{{GridImage|Agave Wine}}
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| − | |{{GridImage|Red Apple}} Apple Juice || Cider{{GridImage|Cider}}
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| − | |{{GridImage|Cranberry}} Berry Juice || Berry Wine{{GridImage|Berry Wine}}
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| − | |{{GridImage|Sugarcane}} Cane Juice|| Cane Wine{{GridImage|Cane Wine}}
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| − | |{{GridImage|Cherry}} Cherry Juice || Cherry Wine
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| − | |{{GridImage|Date}} Date Juice || Date Wine
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| − | |{{GridImage|Grapes}} Grape Juice || Wine{{GridImage|Wine}}
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| − | |{{GridImage|Lemon}} Lemon Juice || Lemon Wine
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| − | |{{GridImage|Orange}} Orange Juice || Orange Wine
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| − | |{{GridImage|Papaya}} Papaya Juice || Papaya Wine
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| − | |{{GridImage|Peach}} Peach Juice || Peach Wine
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| − | |{{GridImage|Plum}} Plum Juice || Plum Wine
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| − | === Mead ===
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| − | Mead is made in two steps. First, create Honeywater by adding a bowl or bucket of [[Beekeeping|Honey]] (100 mB) to a nearly full [[Barrel]] (9000 mB) of Fresh Water. The output is created immediately. The second step for is to add yeast to the container of Honeywater and seal it. The GUI of the sealed barrel will show the date sealed and the expected output. After 72 in-game hours, the yeast will be consumed and all the Honeywater will turn into Mead.
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| − | !Honeywater
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| − | !Mead
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| − | |L1= Fresh Water
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| − | |Ratio= 900 mB
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| − | |Input= Honey Bowl, Honey Bucket
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| − | |L2= Honeywater
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| − | |Time= Instant}}
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| − | |{{Grid/Barrel
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| − | |L1= Honeywater
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| − | |Ratio= 1,000 mB
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| − | |Input= Yeast
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| − | |L2= Mead
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| − | |Time= 72 hours}}
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| − | |{{GridImage|Honey Bowl}} Honey || {{GridImage|Mead}} Mead
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| − | === Grain Wines and Potato Wine ===
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| − | Grain wines and potato wine are made in two steps.
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| − | The first step is to seal at least 145 oz. of grain or *cooked* potato into a container full of Fresh Water. The GUI of the sealed barrel will show the date sealed and the expected output, which will be a food-water mixture (ex: barley water, potato water).
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| − | The second step is to add yeast to the container of food-water mixture and seal it. The GUI of the sealed barrel will show the date sealed and the expected output. After 72 in-game hours, the yeast will be consumed and all the food-water mixture will turn into Alcohol.
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| − | !Food-Water Mixture
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| − | !Grain Wine, Potato Wine
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| − | |{{Grid/Barrel
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| − | |L1= Fresh Water
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| − | |Ratio= 1,000 mB
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| − | |Input= Barley Malt, 145;Corn Malt, 145;Rice Malt, 145;Rye Malt, 145;Wheat Malt, 145;Potato,145
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| − | |L2= Grain Water
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| − | |Time= 72 hours}}
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| − | |{{Grid/Barrel
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| − | |L1= Grain Water
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| − | |Ratio= 1,000 mB
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| − | |Input= Yeast
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| − | |L2= Barley Wine
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| − | |Time= 72 hours}}
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| − | ! Input !! Output
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| − | |{{GridImage|Barley (Grain)}} Barley || {{GridImage|Barley Wine}} Barley Wine
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| − | |{{GridImage|Maize (Harvest)}} Maize || {{GridImage|Corn Wine}} Corn Wine
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| − | |{{GridImage|Potato}} Potato (Cooked) || {{GridImage|Potato Wine}} Potato Wine
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| − | |{{GridImage|Rice (Grain)}} Rice || {{GridImage|Sake}} Sake
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| − | |{{GridImage|Rye (Grain)}} Rye || {{GridImage|Rye Wine}} Rye Wine
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| − | |{{GridImage|Wheat (Grain)}} Wheat || {{GridImage|Wheat Wine}} Wheat Wine
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| − | === Beers ===
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| − | Beers are created from Malted Grains. To begin, place {{key|Shift}}+{{key|RMB}} a [[Large Ceramic Vessel]] on top of a [[Firepit]]. Fill the Vessel with Fresh Water, add grain to the vessel's item slot, then seal the vessel and light the [[Firepit]]. After 4 in-game hours, the grains will turn into Malted Grain. Grain expands in volume by 20% when it is malted. If a full 160oz stack is used, the output will be a 160oz stack and a 32oz stack of Malted Grain.
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| − | The second step of crafting Beers is to roast the Malted grain. Cook the stack of Malted Grain in a [[Firepit]]. Any degree of doneness will work.
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| − | The final step is to seal at least 145 oz. of the cooked Malted Grain into a container full of Fresh Water. If the Malted Grain and Fresh Water mixture is correct, the GUI of the sealed barrel will show the date sealed and the expected output. After 72 in-game hours, the Malted Grain will be consumed and all the Fresh Water will turn into Beer. Beers do not require yeast.
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| − | !Malted Grain
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| − | !Beer
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| − | |L1= Fresh Water
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| − | |Ratio= 200 mB
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| − | |Input= Barley (Grain), 5;Maize (Harvest), 5;Rice (Grain), 5;Rye (Grain), 5;Wheat (Grain), 5
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| − | |Output= Barley Malt, 6;Corn Malt, 6;Rice Malt, 6;Rye Malt, 6;Wheat Malt, 6
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| − | |Time= 4 hours
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| − | |{{Grid/Barrel
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| − | |L1= Fresh Water
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| − | |Ratio= 1,000 mB
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| − | |Input= Barley Malt, 145;Corn Malt, 145;Rice Malt, 145;Rye Malt, 145;Wheat Malt, 145
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| − | |L2= Beer
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| − | |Time= 72 hours}}
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| − | |{{GridImage|Barley Malt}} Barley Malt (Cooked) || {{GridImage|Beer}} Beer
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| − | |{{GridImage|Corn Malt}} Corn Malt (Cooked) || {{GridImage|Corn Beer}} Corn Beer
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| − | |{{GridImage|Rice Malt}} Rice Malt (Cooked) || {{GridImage|Rice Beer}} Rice Beer
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| − | |{{GridImage|Rye Malt}} Rye Malt (Cooked) || {{GridImage|Rye Beer}} Rye Beer
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| − | |{{GridImage|Wheat Malt}} Wheat Malt (Cooked) || {{GridImage|Wheat Beer}} Wheat Beer
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| − | == Distilled Alcohols ==
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| − | Distilled Alcohols are strong intoxicants (which can also be used as [[Sterile Bandages|antiseptics]]) made by processing Fermented Alcohol with a [[Still]].
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| − | === Creating a Still ===
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| − | [[File:Still.png|framed|right|A Still created from two Large Ceramic Vessels, a Firepit, and a Ceramic Blowpipe]]
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| − | To create a Still, {{key|Shift}} + {{key|RMB}} a [[Large Ceramic Vessel]] on top of a [[Firepit]] and place a [[Ceramic Blowpipe]] into the vessel's item slot. This vessel will boil the input liquid. Next, place another empty Large Ceramic Vessel on the ground next to the [[Firepit]]. This vessel will catch the output liquid. If everything is set up correctly, the blowpipe should appear to connect the two vessels.
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| − | ''Note: The Still can also be used to distill Fresh Water from Salt Water (with [[Salt]] as a side product).''
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| − | === Distillation ===
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| − | To start the process, fill the vessel on the [[firepit]] with Fermented Alcohol, seal it, and light the [[Firepit]]. Over time, The Fermented Alcohol will begin to boil away from the heated vessel, and Distilled Alcohol will start to collect in the receiving vessel. Every 200 mB of Fermented Alcohol will produce 75 mB of Distilled Alcohol. The process will stop if the heated vessel is unsealed or if the [[Firepit]] runs out of fuel.
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| − | |Still=Still |L2= Whiskey}}
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| − | |Agave Wine{{GridImage|Agave Wine}} || Tequila{{GridImage|Tequila}}
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| − | |Barley Beer || Barley Whiskey{{GridImage|Barley Whiskey}}
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| − | |Barley Wine{{GridImage|Barley Wine}} || Vodka{{GridImage|Vodka}}
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| − | |Berry Wine{{GridImage|Berry Wine}} || Berry Brandy{{GridImage|Berry Brandy}}
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| − | |Cane Wine{{GridImage|Cane Wine}} || Rum{{GridImage|Rum}}
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| − | |Cherry Wine || Cherry Brandy
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| − | |Cider{{GridImage|Cider}} || Applejack{{GridImage|Applejack}}
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| − | |Corn Beer{{GridImage|Corn Beer}} || Corn Whiskey{{GridImage|Corn Whiskey}}
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| − | |Corn Wine{{GridImage|Corn Wine}} || Vodka{{GridImage|Vodka}}
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| − | |Date Wine || Date Brandy
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| − | |Lemon Wine || Lemon Brandy
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| − | |Mead{{GridImage|Mead}} || Honey Brandy
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| − | |Orange Wine || Orange Brandy
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| − | |Potato Wine{{GridImage|Potato Wine}} || Vodka{{GridImage|Vodka}}
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| − | |Rice Beer{{GridImage|Rice Beer}} || Rice Whiskey{{GridImage|Rice Whiskey}}
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| − | |Rye Beer{{GridImage|Rye Beer}} || Rye Whiskey{{GridImage|Rye Whiskey}}
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| − | |Rye Wine{{GridImage|Rye Wine}} || Vodka{{GridImage|Vodka}}
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| − | |Sake{{GridImage|Sake}} || Shochu{{GridImage|Shochu}}
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| − | |Wheat Beer{{GridImage|Wheat Beer}} || Whiskey{{GridImage|Whiskey}}
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| − | |Wheat Wine{{GridImage|Wheat Wine}} || Vodka{{GridImage|Vodka}}
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| − | |Wine{{GridImage|Wine}} || Brandy{{GridImage|Brandy}}
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