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Chorus Wine

Items / Vinery / Chorus Wine

Chorus Wine inventory thumbnail
Food & drink · VineryChorus WineFull item IDvinery:chorus_wine

What it does

A drinkable large wine bottle with Teleport. vinery:teleport

Attempts a short random teleport to a nearby valid position. A safe destination is not guaranteed to be found.

Before drinking: This is not a waystone or a teleport to a chosen player.

Java and Bedrock

Java effect

Teleport

Attempts a short random teleport to a nearby valid position. A safe destination is not guaranteed to be found.

Bedrock effect

The server applies the same registered effect. Custom effect icons and visual feedback may differ from Java.

Drink or display it

  1. Hold the bottle and hold your use control for about 1.6 seconds: right-click on Java, or the assigned interact/use control on Bedrock.
  2. Drinking consumes one wine and returns a Wine Bottle in Survival. Wine is for its effect; this item restores no hunger.
  3. To display a bottle instead, sneak and use it on a suitable surface, or put it in compatible wine storage. Avoid holding use when you only mean to place or retrieve it.

Duration and aging

This wine does not gain strength or duration from aging. Its registered teleport effect window is 0.5 seconds; it is an action, not a sustained movement buff.

Brewing equipment and ingredients

Use a Fermentation Barrel. Make the required juice with a Grapevine Pot. Neither stage needs furnace fuel. A fermentation cycle takes 300 seconds at base settings.

Load the juice into the barrel’s juice input, put the listed ingredients in its three ingredient slots, and leave the output free. Add an empty bottle when required. See the barrel’s Java/Bedrock slot guide.

Drinking does not open a menu on either client. When brewing, use the corresponding barrel interface:

Java brewing screen

Java native fermentation barrel interface with numbered slots
Java native screen. Empty interface illustration; numbered badges refer to the slot guide below.

Bedrock brewing screen

Bedrock resource-pack fermentation barrel interface with numbered slots
Bedrock with the server resource pack. Empty interface illustration; numbered badges refer to the slot guide below. S = Status; ? = Help.

Slot guide: 1 — bottled juice; 2–4 — ingredients; 5 — empty or recovered Wine Bottle; 6 — wine output. Progress and reservoir indicators show the current process.

Full recipe below → Ingredient and equipment links include their own recipes, so you can work back to the raw materials.

Bottle storage

Large bottles fit a Oak Wine Rack. Small-only racks and the Wine Box do not accept this size. Storage preserves the wine; it does not brew another batch.

Full brewing recipe

1 recipe in the installed content. Ingredient links show how to obtain the parts; expand a recipe for the full method.

Fermentation barrel1 × Chorus Wine · 300 seconds

Workstation: Fermentation Barrel

How to use this workstation →

Ingredients

Container: Wine Bottle

Juice reservoir: 8 fluid units of Red Taiga Grapejuice. One juice bottle supplies 25 units; the number here is not a bottle count.

Results

Base processing time: 300 seconds while the machine can work.

Uses the installed Vinery processing rules. Recipe data can be changed by the server.

Item properties

Stack limit64

Raritycommon

Food0 hunger points

Block hardness0.2

Item data is tied to the installed 26.3 content. Recipe availability can change with server settings or added datapacks. Data coverage and sources.