Brewing
Brewers are the popular purveyers of potables ranging from beer to wine to vodka.
What are the best strategies for developing and using the brewing skill? Which recipes are the best, and which are the worst? Which cities are the best places to practice your trade? Can you make a profit from brewing, and if so how?
Post your strategies on how to best develop and use the brewing skill, and read, rate and comment on those posted by others.
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Edited, Tue Nov 9 01:55:47 2004
You need one Vial of Prismatic Dye per slot that you wish to dye. You do also need the Legacy of Ykesha expansion, unless they have changed that recently.
Open up your inventory and there should be a 'Dye armor' button in there somewhere - along the bottom, I think. Click on this - select the slot you wish to dye and then mess about with the RGB sliders or values to get the colour you want. Save the dye when you're happy and the slot will be dyed that colour permanently. To return normal colouring to the item in the slot, bye another vial of dye and set all values to 255.
Hope this helps, and sorry for the delay in replying!
"It's only the giving that makes you what you are..."
Grand Palace Sparkling wine, which is storebought from Barkeep Rawlf. in Shar Val.
You need to get some ingredients (starting off with fishing grubs and water flasks is a good idea - these make fetid essence and will get you to 122 skill), then find a brew barrel - these look like home-made stills and are dotted about most starting cities as well as a lot of other places. The vast majority are marked on the in-game maps (hit backspace to bring it up) if you have them available.
Left-click on the barrel, and it opens up - click on the search button, and a whole list of recipes will appear, applicable to your skill level. Type 'Fetid' in the search line and search again, to narrow your choice, and you'll see the recipe appear on its own. Left-click it, and what is required to make it will appear in the slots of the container. If the background to the item in the slot is green, you've got some in your inventory - red, you haven't. Click on the 'Combine' button to make some of what you've selected, 'Autoinventory' to drop it into an empty inventory slot.
That's the basics - you'll find your recipe list increases as your skill does, but that some recipes need to be combined correctly using the 'Experiment' function before they appear on the list.
Check out EQ Traders for all your tradeskill needs, or the trade skill search function here on Alla's.
Hope this helps!
"It's only the giving that makes you what you are..."
Has anyone else heard of this rumor? Is it true? If so, what's the recipe?
thanks in advance.
You've spotted it! Foraging classes have a BIG advantage when it comes to both brewing and baking. A lot of the common items you forage (vegetables, fruit, berries, rabbit meat, etc) can be baked and/or brewed. A nice addition are the foraged items for the LoY ribbons - brew these for the dyes required, and even if you're not going to use them, you can sell them to a vendor for 7pp each - not bad money for low-level characters, for the cost of a water flask!
If these two skills interest you at all, it's worth looking at their listings at eqtraders.com. Even if you can't forage, there are a pile of items that drop from early on in your career that can be used as ingredients - rat/wolf/bear/snake meat, spider legs, rat ears, fire beetle eyes - to name but a few.
There are very quick ways to advance both brewing and baking, but if money is tight, then save what you forage and what your prey drops, then have a look at the recipe listing when you get back to town to see what you can do with them.
Hope this helps!
"It's only the giving that makes you what you are..."
Edited, Fri Jan 21 05:37:58 2005
Edited, Tue Sep 2 10:42:02 2003
Making Fetid Essence to 122
Then making Skull Ale to 151
The Mino Hero Brew to 248
Hope this helps
Drunk Monk of 66 Keggers
--Druzzil Ro (Xev)
<Celestial Rising>
"In order to find his equal, an Irishman is forced to speak with god" -Stephen (Braveheart)
A friend found one and told me it is no drop with 4 giant slots and a combine button. is this for brewing?
This is given to you as part of the PoP 'Aid Grimel' quest:
http://www.eqtraders.com/quests/pop_aid_grimel.htm
It is effectively a portable brew barrel, but only has 4 slots, limiting its use somewhat.
Hope this helps!
"It's only the giving that makes you what you are..."
51 Hunter
Runetotem
My tip here is to save up or buy fishing grubs (PoK) and combine with water to make fetid essence (trivial 122). After that go to Shadeweavers thicket and collect the fruits that spawn near the merchants. You can collect 10 each spawn cycle and combine with water to make Shar Vahl essence (trivial 187). That can also be sold at for over 1 gp with a nice profit.
SO lets suppose I am lvl 1 Brewer what should I be making until my skills improve enough to even register on all these different brewing charts and recipes as being trivial to my characters ability?[:boozing:]
Maladil Darkheart
53rd Reaver/luclin server
198 alcohol tolorence/1 brew
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Naturalist Xarra Ishigh <Triton> 80th Seasoned Stoner Druid of Povar
You'll fail more than succeed at first, but will end up with a few stacks of heady kiolas, by the time it trivials. Ingredients are cheap, convenient, and finished product can make back your investment 10 times over, easily.
Edited, Tue Dec 10 10:26:44 2002
Kazadorm Blightsbane<Sons of Kings>
41 Cleric of Brell
Rodcet Nife Server
Master Brewer
That's pretty much the progression that the eqtraders guide uses, with the exception of the Jumjum beer.
If you're a foraging race/class, it's also worth checking the brewing recipes and saving anything that can be brewed (fruit, berries, vegetables, etc.) Brewing wine, vodka and Hulgarsh as well as what the guide advised helped me along the way and kept the costs down.
Anyway, back to the brew barrel - I'm getting thirsty!
"It's only the giving that makes you what you are..."
"This has been a public service announcement, brought to you by Degeneration X, who would like to remind you that, if you are not down with that, we've got two words for you..."
The guide at www.eqtraders.com to getting going is still pretty valid - there are other choices now, but if you have the pp to spend on ingredients, you could do worse than to follow that.
Bog Juice will get you going to 21, then follow the guide's progression from there. It's what I did and I'm up to 191 now! *hic*
"It's only the giving that makes you what you are..."
The soda water has to be made (soda, water flask) - soda is sold by River Mudhands, located at neg424, pos1378 in Shadow Haven
The magnum is made by a jewelcrafter - it needs an enchanted gold bar, an opal and a bottle. Trivial at 196 Jewelcraft skill.
Hope this helps!
"It's only the giving that makes you what you are..."
http://www.magelo.com/eq_view_profile.html?num=479760
Edited, Sat Jun 15 08:19:15 2002
Since May 8 patch, what you might be looking for is a 'Kaladim Constitutional'. Take a look here:
http://www.eqtraders.com/secrets/recipes_brewing.htm
under 'Non-alchoholic drinks' for the full details. Trivial is reported as >250, so that should see you finished!
Congratulations on your effort, and I hope this helps.
"It's only the giving that makes you what you are..."
White Algae
Ochre Algae
Azure Algae
Cask
Thanks,
-Quelek
Then wait 6 seconds and right click the next ONE at a time every 6 seconds - This has been successful on all my characters - One problem though is that it doesnt do anything for your brewing skills, But it is a very cheap and effective way to raise your Alc Tol - Good luck, and bottoms up, as they say )
70th Arch Magus
I have a couple questions. I'm a dark elf. anyone know where I need to get started, and how I do.? and is it cheaper to make it than to buy it??? Thanks.
Scyinide
Shadow Knight
of the 41st Season
Sins of the Serpent(Officer)
Tallon Zek
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Naturalist Xarra Ishigh <Triton> 80th Seasoned Stoner Druid of Povar
Recipies: http://www.eqtraders.com/secrets/recipes_brewing.htm
Trade Supplies: http://www.eqtraders.com/location/brewing.htm
Prices: http://www.eqtraders.com/prices/brewing.htm
I can only assume that it will be cheaper to make than to buy since it is like that with all other trades. BUT you are guaranteed to lose money at first because you need to build the skill before you start being efficient at it.
This is your first trade at lvl 41? Seems like you've missed out on a lot of fun while growing up :( I love trades, I spend 80% of my time with them. But I should probably focus on leveling now so that i can financially support my habits (like fletching) lol. Gets expensive with high skill.
Hedg 17 Halfling Druid
Edited, Sat Mar 23 22:17:05 2002
2 skills compliment each other heady kiola for taloring cured silk tailoring tailoring assists in other skills eventually to be a true master of some skills you need to be a master at others
3 I want to be a master of all yes its greedy but how cool is it to be jack of all trades master of all trades why need to beg or auction for items if you can make them maybe an enchanter needed to make jewelry or human for some smithing but other an that it can still be cheaper
4 its just fun to be drunk kinda number one but that was for battle reasons i once recieved several beers from gnoll fang quest then brewd some try walking around after 13 beers in a row but remember if your drunk its more fun to shout besides a drunk would be loud and obnoxius its roleplaying too
5 roleplaying finish a raid pass around a few to celebrate celebrate reaching lvl 20 and getting a last name celebrate reaching 50 and getting a title
these are the main few reasons i brew & drink try it out you may enjoy it if ya do it for roleplaying keep in mind I am perfect for brewing barbarian warrior its just classic now a high elf caster well high elves are "snooty" and some casters are also in general combine the two and ask would this guy normaly indulge in this? depend on how you roleplay your exact char maybe but for stereotypes no . now im not saying you shouldnt if . . . or you definatly should if . . . but if your into roleplaying consider that if its not the norm build a good story why and lets all have fun people
May we drink together, Fight together, Live together, and if need be die together . . . GLORY HONOR AND REMEMBERANCE TO THE BRAVE!
Corton-- Ranger 34th
Season--
Corton-- Ranger 34th
Season--
Seofon
Druzzil Ro
I'll be hunting in the Butcherblock Area for a week or so and I was wondering where in the Kaladim area I can purchase brewing components for Ol' Tujim's Fierce Brew? Thanks for your help.
Denman Cinqueports
Master Brewer (103)
Master Smith (170)
The Knights of the Crystal Rose
E'ci
http://www.eqtraders.com/location/brewing.htm
Hedg 17 Halfling Druid
The dead are more then the living! - look at all these corpses shesh
http://www.magelo.com/eq_view_profile.html?num=365704
Furzepha
Paladin 22nd Season
Down and Dirty Brewing ~ by Cormath Loremaster
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Brewing, ok I admit it, this is my favorite skill. It is one thing to claim that maxed tolerance and another to show up to a raid with the cool unheard of drinks to hand out. Just combine these in a Brewing Barrel. They can normally be found on the merchants nearby the barrel just look around.
Notice that though I am Druid, none of these recipes require forging.
Short Beer (Trivial at 31)
Cask, Barley, Hops, Malt
Mead (Trivial at 41)
Cask, Hops, Malt, Yeast
Heady Kiola (Trivial at 46)
Bottle, 2 Kiola Saps, Water Flask
Ale, Short (Trivial at 51)
Cask, Barley, Hops, Water Flask
Ale (Trivial at 68)
Cask, Barley, Malt, Water Flask
Ol'Tujim's Fierce Brew (Trivial at 135)
Cask, Barley, Hops, Yeast, Malt
2x Brewed 2x Stout Dwarven Ale (Trivial at 142)
Cask, 2 Dwarven Ale, 2 Short Beer
Minotaur Hero's Brew (Trivial at 207+)
Cask, 3 Malts, Yeast, 2 Water Flasks, 2 Short Beer
I'm a Wood Elf Druid, a master forager (168) and I've spent a lot of time looking for new recipes. I was intrigued by your list and appreciate your preferred list of recipes...
As for other posts on this forum, I love to get out in a group and make everyone play my game. I pick people in the group, 1 at a time and challenge them to a roll, a /rand 100 and the low man drinks. I keep an array of products on me and pass out different ones as other lose. I'm not shy to drink my own brew, even as a Druid who only feel the brunt of indulgence. I find that it keeps the group active while the tank is out pulling. When I heal, I'm sure to use regeneration often on the tanks, so that they sit and play too. Some drink to remember, some drink to forget, some drink for courage and I drink for fun.
As for why I replied here. For those looking to move their skills up the line cheap and easy, here's a little recipe I came across. You can't drink it, it's not alchohol, but if your short on platinum and down on your copper, this will get you to 122.
Fetid Essence (Trivial 122)
1 Fishing Grub (bought 4 cp)
1 Flask of Water (bought 1 sp 4 cp)
I liked this one because it was less mouse clicks, hope it helps.
A friend with mead is a friend indeed...
My 2 cp...
~~~Stoened~~~
Master Brewer ~ Mediocre Druid
Edited, Wed Apr 2 09:49:57 2003
Kifio Warbringer lvl 26 Dwarven Paladin on Nameless
"Anger is a sharpened blade, wielded in hate"
It is good to find one of your own-in this case a brewing Paladin (I am a High-Elf but you know what I mean). I completely agree with the role-playing comments, and find it great to see Euradite Paladins and Gnome Warriors running around because these people are doing what they want to do and are making it a challenge. I enjoy brewing and find it a great way to make friends especially foragers :) I am moving onto baking now, once again not a profitable skill but I will enjoy, in a slow time to sit down with a Gnomish Spirit and a Beer Braised Lion with a newly made friend.
Furzepha
Noble Paladin 21st Season
Master Brewer
Torvoniilous Server
If is good to find one of your own- in this situation a brewing Paladin (I am a high-elf, but im sure you understand). I completely agree with the Role-Playing ideas, and am happy to see Euradite Paladins and Gnome Warriors running around, because thses people are playing the game for a challenge and to do something a bit different, and not to have the strongest, most uber character ever made, they are playing for a fun and challenging experience. I have completely enjoyed the brewing experience and have found it a good way to gain friends, especially foragers :) The game is about doing what you want to do. I am moving onto baking next because there is alot of fun to be had in kicking back in quiet times and sharing a Gnomish Spirits and a Beer Braised Lion with a newly made friend. Just my 2cp worth.
Furzepha
Noble High-Elf paladin
21st Season
Master Brewer
Torv Server
Furzepha
Noble Paladin
20th Season
I am a baker and have several recipes that call for tall beer yet i can not find any can some one tell me how it is made please and i will take up brewing :)
Thanx
I'm a master Baker, and I don't think I have yet to see any recipee that calls for a "Tall Beer". Are you sure it's not "Short Beer"? The Short beer can be found at almost any Inn. All of the "Beer Braised xxxx" either use short beer (regular version) or Othmir Algae Ale (Velious version).
Argaha 37 Shaman
M Marr
I play a barb/warr on the Talis-Thule server, and am trying to get proficient at tailoring. To do this you have to be a tailor (of course) part blacksmith (for metal studs for studded leather) and a brewer (for heady kiola to make cured silk armor).
Voldmark barb/warr on Talis-Thule
i am wondering if there are any magical brews. if they are wohat would they be?
Although I recomend Raul's site over EQ traders, you should check out both.
Raul Quanilesti's Ever Quest Skills Page
http://www.eqtradeskills.com/
EQ Traders Corner
http://www.eqtraders.com/
Fayja Quar'tarine
Master Brewer and a pretty good fisher!
22nd lvl druid
Saryn Server
I've been searchin, n searchin n found nothing. Their may be a book of somesorts out their that hasn't been found. The books I know exist are Bodders Diart 1-5 (In Gnomish, can't read a blasted thing), Brewing Limricks, Nature's Brew, Brewing list, Garsens Secret Brews, 2 other books from Halas. BTW can you Read the Brewing Compendium?
Kifio Warbringer
25 Dwarven Paladin
130 Drinker 79 Brewer
SKILL 0 – 5 Put 5 points into skill at your guildmaster (or more up to 21, and then just catch up to that place in the guide.)
SKILL 6 – 15 Treck over to West Freeport and make Bog Juice. Find the snake scales needed on snakes right outside the west gate, or buy them from merchants who probably have them near the gate, get the bottle inside the Hog Caller Inn where you will also use the brewing barrel right outside, and get flasks of water from merchants inside the Temple of Marr. Sometimes it takes a while to find the right merchant, but he’s there. If you’re having trouble, head up to North Freeport and find yerself some water there.
SKILL 15 - 21 Make Short Beer outside Hog Caller Inn. Get your Hops, Barley and Malt from Kristen Charcoal as you walk up the ramp to go to North Freeport, which is near the West Freeport Gate. Get your casks inside the Hog Caller Inn and use your brewing barrel at the Hog Caller Inn again. Remember, no bottle or water is needed for this. All of the things you need for this are in West Freeport, so it’s very easy to do. Save these short beers for later on, when you’ll need one in each batch of Ginesh.
SKILL 21 - 31 Work on Mead, and you can buy your hops, malt, and yeast from old mrs. Charcoal again and get your cask at the Hog Caller Inn.
Skill 31 - 60 You'll be brewing Ale, and you'll be getting about 10 stacks of it too! You get 3 ales each success. This will get you far, and you need barley, and malt which is from Krystin AGAIN (she is your best friend when you brew!) Get water from North Freeport, and get your Cask at the Hog Caller Inn.
SKILL 60 - 134 If you can get foraged berries or fruit, go to the next section. Sometimes you can buy these from people, or they might even give fruit and berries to you! Fruit and berries make 60-134 easier. Now this is the big one. Work on Ol' Tujim's Fierce Brew. You'd better have about 50pp lying around for this, and at first you won't succeed much. Get your barley, hops, malt, and yeast from Krysten Charcoal in West Freeport, and then get your cask at the Hog Caller Inn. Read on, to see how you can make this experience go faster...
SKILL 60 - 134 IF YOU HAVE ACCESS TO FORAGED BERRIES AND FRUIT!!!
Well, if you can get foraged berries in between your making Ol' Tujims, take a break from Tujims and work on Red Wine. Get grapes and bottles from Hog Caller Inn, and get wine yeast from Krysten. Get your berries from a wood elf, or ask around. Do this until 95 as much as you can.
If you can get foraged fruit, make white wine until lvl 82 to relieve the Ol' Tujims syndrom that has enveloped your mind. Get grapes, bottles, and wine yeast from the same places as for Red Wine, and get your foraged fruit from a wood elf, or ask around. It's good to take a break from Ol' Tujims!
SKILL 134 - 168 If you can get foraged Veggies, and you have any left over from making Vodka (my personal favorite drink!) make Ginesh. Get water from the Temple of Marr, or North Freeport (if you can’t find it in the Marr Temple), and get your shotglass from Hog Caller Inn. Use 1 short beer that you have saved up from earlier in this. If you don’t have any Short Beer left, as I know some of you do get very thirsty, go buy stacks from the Merchant in the Hog Caller Inn. Short beer is the best to use at beer party’s because it costs about 1 gold per stack! Ha ha! After lvl 168 just experiment with your Tail Kicker Lager and Faydwer Shaker to raise your skills. Brewing is the most fun trade skill, and is a good money maker despite what people say! There aren’t many master brewers out there selling their wares, so go ahead and name your prices. I usually say 1pp per vodka, and 5gp per Ol’ Tujims. Those are the two most popular drinks. You'll probably make up the debt from Ol' Tujim's Fierce Brew within a year! Hardy har!
Here's Majora's Brewing Recipe Section. The number on the left side is the skill level it goes trivial.
Non-alcoholic
21 Embalming Fluid = Rubbing alcohol + 2 Bog Juice + Granite Powder
21 Flask of Water = 4 Pods of water + bottle
24 [5] Flask of Berry Juice = Flask of water + 2 berries
24 [5] Flask of Fruit Juice = Flask of water + 2 fruits
24 [5] Flask of Karana Brown Tea = Flask of water + 2 Tea Leaves (one of the Karanas)
24 [5] Orange Juice = Flask water + 2 Emerald Oranges
24 [5] Rathe Berry juice = Flask water + 2 Rathe Berries
24 [5] Sylvan Berry juice: Flask water + 2 Foraged Sylvan Berries
26 Malted Milk = Malt + Milk + Bottle
?? Oak Bark Tannin = Flask of Water + Oak Bark (foraged in Kithicor). *Unconfirmed*
Alcoholic
21 Bog Juice = Snake Scales + Water + Bottle
31 Kalish = Fruit + Veggie + Water + Bottle
31 Short Beer = Barley + Hops + Malt + Cask
31 Legion Lager = Giant Blood Sac (Kunark Leaches) + Bloodwater + Deadbone Barley
41 Mead = Hops + Malt + Yeast + Cask
41 Honey Mead = Hops + Royal Jelly + Water + Cask
46 Heady Kiola = 2 Kiola Sap + Water + Bottle
51 Short Ale = Barley + Hops + Water + Cask
51 Ogre Swill = Froglok Meat + Malt + Yeast + Cask
62 [3] Fish Wine = Grapes + Water + Fish + Bottle
68 [3] Ale = Barley + Malt + Water + Cask
68 Gypsy Wine = Grapes + Wine Yeast + Fire Beetle Eye + Bottle
82 White Wine = Grapes + Fruit + Wine Yeast + Bottle
95 Red Wine = Grapes + Berries + Wine Yeast + Bottle
101 Gnomish Spirits = Rice + Spider Legs + Rat Ears + Bottle
135 Vodka = Water + Veggies + 2 Short Beers + Bottle
135 [2] Ol' Tujim's Fierce Brew = Barley + Hops + Malt + Yeast + Cask
135 Tumpy Tonic = Kiola Nut + Water
135 [3] Halfling Stouters = Vodka + Spice + Shotglass + Foraged Berries
*142 Double Brewed Double Stout Dwarven Ale = 2 Dwarven Ale + 2 Short Beer + Cask
160 [3] Hulgarsh = 2 Vodkas + Water + Fishing Bait + Cask
168 [2] Ginesh = Veggies + Water + Shotglass + Short Beer
168 [2] Bleeding Brain = Vodka + Spice + Shot Glass + Fire Beetle Eye
?? Stormguard Root Beer = 2 Foraged Roots + Spices + Yeast + Flask of Water + Bottle
?? Brandy = 2 Red Wine + Vegetables + Spice + Shotglass
?? Elven Wine = Morning Dew + Foraged Berries + Wine Yeast + Bottle
?? [3] Halas Heaters = Spider Legs (not spiderling) + Vodka + Cask
?? Blackburrow Swig = 4 Gnoll Skins + 2 Gnoll Pup Scales + 2 Ol'Tujim's Fierce Brew + 1 Gnoll Cask (dropped of the Gnoll Master Brewer in Blackburrow)
?? Othmir Algae Ale = White Algae + Ochre Algae + Azure Algae + Cask
?? Gypsy Port = 4 Gypsy Wine + Cask
?? Ro Port = 2 Red Wine + 2 Elven Wine + Cask
?? Red Port = 4 Red Wine + Cask
?? Faydwer Port = 2 Elven Wine + 1 Red Wine + 1 White Wine + Cask
?? Underfoot Brown = 4 Underfoot Mushrooms + Malt + Short Beer + Water + Cask
?? Minotaur Hero Brew = 3 Malt + 2 Short Beer + 2 Water + Yeast + Cask
Tempers
135 Shadow Temper = Neriak Nectar + Elf Blood + 2 Essence of Shadows
135 Blood Temper = Ogre Swill + Elf Blood + Human Blood + Dwarf Blood
135 Scale Temper = Sarnak Blood + Froglok Blood + Iksar Blood
135 Frost Temper = Brandy + Ice Goblin Blood + 2 Essence of Winter
135 Earthen Temper = Dwarven Ale + Lava Rock + 2 Drop of Mercury
135 Royal Temper = Rain Water + Griffiene's Blood + Drop of Sunshine
135 Moonlight Temper = Morning Dew + Vial of Swirling Mists + 2 Essence of Moonlight
135 Sea Temper = 2 Mugs of Sea Foam + Saltwater Seaweed + Fish Wine
Well, This is Majora Myst, Half Elven master brewer signing out! Have a drink and sit back, it took me about a week to get this far! E-mail me if ye’ have any questions!
- MAJORA MIST
- TUNARE SERVER
- 58th Season
- MASTER BREWER AND WARRIOR
I completly agree that Freeport is THE place to start and continue on building your brewing skill. Everything you need is very close at hand and for a cleric it's especially so as you'll soon learn.
What I want to expand upon is raising your brewing skill from 68 to 135. Ol' Tujim's Fierce Brew is the way to go, except for a cleric. I'm not saying this is the end all be all way of increasing to 135 for a cleric, but I feel this is the quickest and easiest way. I personally went from 68 to 101 in five real life hours time using the following method:
Just like Majora says in his section for 60-134 your going to need about 50pp+ to accomplish this. Start off by binding yourself anywhere in the market square in N. Freeport. You want to be here for; The bank, a water flask supply, and the brewing kettle. Load up your gate spell and purchase 8 backpacks and deposit all your other items into your bank so that you can carry all 8 empty backpacks (Don't worry about food and water). Grab about 20pp and load up your Gate spell and your strongest DD spell.
Make your way to the docks and jump on the boat for Butcher Block. You'll be getting off on the first stop the boat makes. Takes about 5 minutes to get there. This is the island of Erollisi in the Ocean of Tear's.
Once you get off, keep an eye out for wandering villager's as they tend to aggro rather easily. If they do, just cast your DD spell a few times and they'll run away. Make your way to the first hut. It's the largest of the three there. As soon as you enter the hut you'll see a merchant to your left. From her you'll buy all the Kiola nuts you can. As soon as all 8 backpack's are full, cast your Gate spell to return to N. Freeport.
Upon returning to N. Freeport make your way to the bank and deposit four Kiola nuts to make room for 4 stacks of water flasks that you need to buy from the Jade Tiger Den Inn. Then it's just a matter of walking next door to Tassel's Tavern to use the brew kettle.
What you'll be making is Tumpy Tonic, which is just one water and one Kiola nut. Just as with Ol' Tujim's Fierce Brew, Tumpy Tonic becomes trivial at 135. Repeat this entire process until you reach 135 which took me a couple of days. This method saved me TONS of time being that I didn't have to click 10,000 times to make Ol' Tujim's Fierce Brew a few hundred times.
I hope this additional method helps out you cleric's out there who are trying to find more information on increasing your brewing skill a little bit easier.
Take Care,
Majez
Master Brewer
Kifio
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