Planned Release Date: 2027

About This Game

Tucked at the edge of a village, your alchemy shop is waking up. The cauldron's cold, the shelves are dusty, and the first customer is already wandering up the path. Time to light the fire.

Brew & Bottle is a cozy alchemy game about making potions with your own hands. Every potion is crafted by grinding, cutting and pressing ingredients. Then heat the cauldron, stir the potion and distil it in the bottle. Then sell it to the townsfolk who come knocking.

Read the recipe book

Lean over a book on the workbench and, choose a recipe and decipher them carefully. Unlock new bases, study each recipe and work out what a customer is really asking for. Earn the town's trust one potion at a time.

Brew with your own hands

Every potion is made with your own hands.

Cut ingredients on the board.

Grind gems and dry herbs in the mortar.

Crank the press for the extract.

Stir the cauldron.

Follow the recipe perfectly to reach the highest potion quality.

Grow your ingredients

Plant, water and harvest your own garden. Watch crops rise over the days, then carry them straight to the pot.

Serve the village

A town full of characters comes to your counter, each with their own request. Listen to their needs and brew it right. The better you serve, the busier your shop becomes.

Discover recipes

Finish specific requests, send heroes on their quests, find a recipe notes lying around in the village to unlock new potions.

Send heroes on quests

Hire adventurers to send them on quests to harvest ingredients that you can't grow in your own garden. Find new recipes, rare ingredients and gold that adventurers are willing to share with you. But make sure they're prepared for the expedition, by providing them with requested potions.

Live a cozy life

Roam a warm village. Trade with vendors, take on errands, upgrade your workshop.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

AI will be used for text correction and translations to other languages beyond initial announced.