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| + | A '''Beer Kettle''' is a [[Buildings|building]] used for the brewing of [[beer]]. | ||
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| − | + | A Beer Kettle may be picked up by its owner (using the "Pick up the Kettle" option). It then appears in inventory as a [[Beer Kettle Kit]], and can be dropped again at a new location. Dropping the Beer Kettle Kit "builds" the kettle at the new location. | |
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| + | == Use == | ||
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| + | Using a Beer Kettle enables two recipes: '''Beer''' and '''Yeast Test'''. | ||
| + | * '''Beer''' is just what it sounds like: this is the option to brew a (hopefully) drinkable beer with ingredients. Selecting this recipe starts a 1200-second countdown for the brewing phase of the process, followed by a 2400-second countdown for the fermentation phase, after which the results of the brew can be checked. The entire process takes about 60 minutes. See the [[Guides/Beer|Beer Guide]] for detailed information on how this all works. | ||
| + | * '''Yeast Test''' is used when you want only to view the [[microbes]] present at your kettle location. It is identical to the '''Beer''' option but without the brewing phase, starting with the fermentation phase countdown. Because the brewing phase is skipped, no ingredients are added, and the whole thing takes just 40 minutes to complete, so you can check your results sooner. See the [[Yeast_Testing|Yeast Testing Guide]] for full details. | ||
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| + | Both recipes require an initial 60 [[wood]] and 25 [[Water_in_Jugs|water]] to start the kettle. No stoking is required. | ||
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| + | Additionally, for both recipes, you will need a [[Small_Barrels|small barrel]] in your inventory to check your results at the end. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:53, 3 March 2011
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A Beer Kettle is a building used for the brewing of beer.
Source
This building becomes available after you have learned the Beer Brewing tech.
Cost
Built Outside.
A Beer Kettle may be picked up by its owner (using the "Pick up the Kettle" option). It then appears in inventory as a Beer Kettle Kit, and can be dropped again at a new location. Dropping the Beer Kettle Kit "builds" the kettle at the new location.
Use
Using a Beer Kettle enables two recipes: Beer and Yeast Test.
- Beer is just what it sounds like: this is the option to brew a (hopefully) drinkable beer with ingredients. Selecting this recipe starts a 1200-second countdown for the brewing phase of the process, followed by a 2400-second countdown for the fermentation phase, after which the results of the brew can be checked. The entire process takes about 60 minutes. See the Beer Guide for detailed information on how this all works.
- Yeast Test is used when you want only to view the microbes present at your kettle location. It is identical to the Beer option but without the brewing phase, starting with the fermentation phase countdown. Because the brewing phase is skipped, no ingredients are added, and the whole thing takes just 40 minutes to complete, so you can check your results sooner. See the Yeast Testing Guide for full details.
Both recipes require an initial 60 wood and 25 water to start the kettle. No stoking is required.
Additionally, for both recipes, you will need a small barrel in your inventory to check your results at the end.
