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In [[Obenseuer]], the player can brew alcohols on the course of multi-step process.
In [[Obenseuer]], the player can brew alcohols on the course of multi-step process.


The player can turn raw products into a mash, ferment that mash into alcohols and distill those alcohols into stronger ones. The player can also make their own Malts from Wheat, however this requires a Malter - a rare and expensive piece of furniture.
The player can turn raw products into a mash, ferment that mash into alcohols and distill those alcohols into stronger ones. The player can also make their own Malts from Wheat, however this requires a Malter{{snd}} a rare and expensive piece of furniture.


Each step increases the total value of produced items.
Each step increases the total value of produced items.
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Produced mash is stored in fluid containers and needs to be refrigerated to preserve it. After completing [[Me Mash!]] quest, the player can sell the mash to Pentti Penttilä at the [[Speakeasy Bar]], the selling value is dependent on quality, that is dependent on the skill in mashing, difficulty of the recipe, used ingredients, and quality of used ingredients. Pentti pays in RM, making it a very important source of income.
Produced mash is stored in fluid containers and needs to be refrigerated to preserve it. After completing [[Me Mash!]] quest, the player can sell the mash to Pentti Penttilä at the [[Speakeasy Bar]], the selling value is dependent on quality, that is dependent on the skill in mashing, difficulty of the recipe, used ingredients, and quality of used ingredients. Pentti pays in RM, making it a very important source of income.


Each mashing recipe is composed of the base ingredients, a leaven and at least 5 L of water. Type of water (Dirty vs Pure) affects resulting quality. Using mushrooms instead of Yeast heavily penalizes resulting quality, even with Excellent quality mushrooms, causing even easiest recipes to produce mostly Crap and Bad quality mash.
Each mashing recipe is composed of the base ingredients, a leaven and at least 5 L of water. Type of water (Dirty vs. Pure) affects resulting quality. Using mushrooms instead of Yeast heavily penalizes resulting quality, even with Excellent quality mushrooms, causing even easiest recipes to produce mostly Crap and Bad quality mash.
 
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=== Bottling ===
=== Bottling ===
While the quality of ingredient plays a large part on the final quality, bottling also matters a lot. The container you pick can make or break your final price. For the best payout, always go for Wine Bottles or Fancy Glass Bottles, as they fetch the highest value.
While the quality of ingredient plays a large part on the final quality, bottling also matters a lot. The container you pick can make or break your final price. For the best payout, always go for Wine Bottles or Fancy Glass Bottles, as they fetch the highest value.
In this example, one liter of excellent quality Strawberry Liquor's value fluctuate between 819{{OC}} in a 20 L container, 1140{{OC}} in a 1.5 L Wine Bottle and 2320{{OC}} in a Fancy Glass Bottle, meaning using Fancy Glass Bottles instead of 20 L container can almost triple the final sell price.
In this example, one liter of excellent quality Strawberry Liquor's value fluctuate between 819{{OC}} in a 20 L container, 1140{{OC}} in a 1,5 L Wine Bottle and 2320{{OC}} in a Fancy Glass Bottle, meaning using Fancy Glass Bottles instead of 20 L container can almost triple the final sell price.


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! Container value (OC)
! Container value (OC)
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| Plastic Bucket || 8 L || 0.65 || 11
| Plastic Bucket || 8 L || 0,65 || 11
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| 10 L Bottle || 10 L || 0.70 || 7
| 10 L Bottle || 10 L || 0,70 || 7
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| Plastic Container || 20 L || 0.70 || 11
| Plastic Container || 20 L || 0,70 || 11
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| Plastic Bottle || 0.5 L || 0.80 || 1
| Plastic Bottle || 0.5 L || 0,80 || 1
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| Pint || 1 L || 0.80 || 57
| Pint || 1 L || 0,80 || 57
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| Glass Bottle || 0.3 L || 0.90 || 1
| Glass Bottle || 0.3 L || 0,90 || 1
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| Cup || 0.2 L || 1.00 || 16
| Cup || 0.2 L || 1,00 || 16
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| Fancy Drinking Glass || 0.2 L || 1.00 || 40
| Fancy Drinking Glass || 0.2 L || 1,00 || 40
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| Large Plastic Bottle || 1 L || 1.00 || 2
| Large Plastic Bottle || 1 L || 1,00 || 2
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| Wine Bottle || 1.5 L || 1.00 || 2
| Wine Bottle || 1.5 L || 1,00 || 2
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| Mason Jar || 2 L || 1.00 || 4
| Mason Jar || 2 L || 1,00 || 4
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| Clear Glass Bottle || 0.5 L || 1.10 || 1
| Clear Glass Bottle || 0.5 L || 1,10 || 1
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| Wineglass || 0.3 L || 2.00 || 47
| Wineglass || 0.3 L || 2,00 || 47
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| Fancy Glass Bottle || 1.2 L || 2.00 || 21
| Fancy Glass Bottle || 1.2 L || 2,00 || 21
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=== Mash Selling Chart (WIP) ===
=== Mash Selling Chart (WIP) ===
The container effects the price. You can sell jars of mash to One Stop Shop if they are in Jars. The quality also makes a difference. Currently only showing data for '''excellent''' quality products. This is a work in progress. Prices are in RM, except One Stop Shop, which is OC. The small number under each price is the price per liter.
The container effects the price. You can sell jars of mash to One Stop Shop if they are in Jars. The quality also makes a difference. Currently only showing data for '''excellent''' quality products. This is a work in progress. Prices are in RM, except One Stop Shop, which is OC. The small number under each price is the price per liter.
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! 0,3 (beer bottle)
! .5 (plastic bottle)
! 0,5 (plastic bottle)
! .5 (Clear Glass)
! 0,5 (Clear Glass)
! 1 (plastic bottle)
! 1 (plastic bottle)
! 1 (Pint)
! 1 (Pint)
! 1.5 (wine bottle)
! 1,5 (wine bottle)
! 2 L (Jar)
! 2 L (Jar)
! One Stop Shop Jars
! One Stop Shop Jars
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! 20 (plastic container)
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|Blackcurrant wine
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|69{{OC}}<br/><small>46/L</small>
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| Carrot wine
| Carrot wine
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| 840{{OC}}<br /><small>42/L></small>
| 840{{OC}}<br /><small>42/L</small>
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| Turnip mushroom wine
| Turnip mushroom wine
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! 10
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! 20 (plastic container)
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|Blackcurrant wine
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|67{{OC}}<br/><small>44.67/L></small>
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| Carrot wine
| Carrot wine
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| Blackcurrant Liqueur
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| 137{{OC}}<br/><small>274/L</small>
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| 374{{OC}}<br /><small>249.33/L</small>
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| 3484{{OC}}<br/><small>174.20/L</small>
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| Carrot Moonshine
| Carrot Moonshine
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| 120{{OC}}<br/><small>240/L</small>
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