Good day, Your Maltiness! While diving into the art of brewing is a noble pursuit, remember that you also have an abbey to fund and local interests to satisfy. To truly profit from your skills, you'll need to sell your grog—and that's what we'll be covering today!

Today’s Topic - Selling Your Beer

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You've just completed the brewing of your beer, and now it's time to decide what to do with your stock. You have a few options: you can keep some for yourself, enhance its quality by aging it under specific conditions, or, as we'll focus on today, sell it!

On the right, you'll see a map displaying all the towns where you can sell your beer to the local communities.

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As you progress on your journey, you'll have the opportunity to sell your beer to various towns. Each town has its own specific demands and price expectation for your ale, and they might not appreciate being charged too much. The longer you continue selling beer at a fair price to a particular village, the more your reputation will grow, eventually allowing you to command higher prices.

For example, the charming town of Hopfendorf has a special fondness for light ale, making it an ideal place to sell your first beverages!

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While you're selling your beers in regular markets, you'll also receive special orders from time to time. These orders may call for specific ingredients, so be prepared to craft custom brews for your local lord and townsfolk!

Fulfilling orders for the lords will enhance your reputation beyond your immediate neighborhood, opening up new towns where you can expand your market and sell your creations!

With all these steps completed, you've successfully navigated the journey of beer creation in the Abbey! But remember, there's still much more to manage on your own...

We'll see you in two weeks for your next lesson! If you have any question regarding what has been taught during those first guides, feel free to ask us in the comments, we’ll be sure to answer your questions!

- Ale Abbey team


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Good day, your maltiness! Running your abbey is a lot of work, but another aspect of your community is beer! Your monks and nuns will have to earn their keep by mastering the art of brewing. Here’s some indications you might need

Today’s topic - Crafting your first beer

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Before you get started, you'll need to set up the aptly named Brewery. This is where your workforce will use the recipes you've created to make beer thanks to the stove and fermenter.

• The stove will cook your ingredients and brew the mash.
  
• The fermenter will turn the liquid into the beer you want!

Now that you have the necessary tools your monks and nuns can start using the recipes you’ve created to brew beer!

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There are many production steps involved in making your beer, and we'll go through them with you.

Some exemple of the early menu
Here you will find all the recipes you have made during your monastic journey. Let's take the one we made in the last guide.

This menu gives you all the information about the recipe, including the ingredients, type of beer you'll be using and the minimum and maximum quality it can reach. It serves as a reminder for everything you prepared during the elaboration of the recipe.


A beer is only as good as the brewer.
By choosing the right monk, you can guarantee a certain quality for your brew. Some are better at using the equipment than others. Be careful, just because someone is good doesn't mean your beer won’t get infected in the process.


At the beginning you’ll only be able to make up to 100 litres per batch. The more you make, the more ingredients you'll need, and the more expensive it will be. Only invest if you're sure you can make a profit!


Treating your ingredients with a certain process, such as storing them for some time or other, will have different effects on your brew, but this is a subject for the veteran brewmasters, we may discuss this point again at a later date…

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You’ve successfully made your first beer your maltiness! You’ll now be able to see if you’ve succeeded, contemplate your creation and appreciate its quality. You will also have the confirmation if your beer is infected or not, but I’m sure it won’t happen to you..

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