If you’re looking to up your game in Minecraft, potion brewing is an essential skill to master. Potions can give you a significant advantage, whether you’re exploring new biomes, battling bosses, or simply trying to survive. In this ultimate Minecraft 1.19 potion brewing guide, we will cover all the basics of potion brewing and how to make them.
The Basics of Potion Brewing To start brewing potions in Minecraft, you will need a brewing stand. Brewing stands can be crafted using three cobblestones and one blaze rod. Once you have your brewing stand, place it on the ground and add some water bottles to the top row. Then, add one of the following ingredients to the bottom row:
- Nether wart: This is the base ingredient for all potions.
- Blaze powder: Adds a fiery effect to your potions.
- Ghast tear: Adds a regenerative effect to your potions.
- Redstone dust: Increases the duration of your potions.
- Glowstone dust: Increases the potency of your potions.
After adding your ingredient, wait for the brewing process to complete. You’ll know it’s done when the water bottles have turned into awkward potions.
Potion Brewing Recipes
Now that you know the basics of potion brewing, let’s take a look at some of the most useful potions you can make and their recipes:
Potion of Healing: Nether wart + Glistering melon slice
Potion of Strength: Nether wart + Blaze powder
Potion of Swiftness: Nether wart + Sugar
Potion of Invisibility: Nether wart + Golden carrot
Potion of Night Vision: Nether wart + Golden carrot + Pufferfish
Potion of Water Breathing: Nether wart + Pufferfish
Potion of Fire Resistance: Nether wart + Magma cream
Potion of Regeneration: Nether wart + Ghast tear
Potion of Leaping: Nether wart + Rabbit’s foot
We hope this was useful for your survival within Minecraft!
