Let's Do HerbalBrews: Kettle Brewing and Tea
Let's Do HerbalBrews adds herbal teas and the equipment to brew them. This guide covers its systems and scale.
The kettle is the mod
- Kettle Brewing — 9 recipes
- Cauldron Brewing — 1 recipe
- Crafting — 21 recipes
- Smithing Transform and Smoking — 1 each
Nine kettle recipes against 21 crafting ones means the crafting list is mostly the equipment and the block set, while the kettle holds the actual drinks.
Both builds are identical
Every category carries the same count on 1.21.1 and 1.20.1. The versions are 1.1.3 on NeoForge and 1.0.12 on Forge respectively, but the content does not differ at all — a guide for either applies exactly to the other.
Blocks outnumber items two to one
45 pages across 30 blocks and 15 items. For a drinks mod that is a block-heavy split, and it reflects the Let's Do family's style: the mod ships a themed furniture and fitting set alongside its short production chain.
The single cauldron recipe
One Cauldron Brewing recipe sits apart from the kettle's nine. A category with a single entry usually marks a specific, deliberate step — worth finding early, since it is easy to overlook a system that holds one recipe.
No worldgen
The mod generates no structures. Herbs are grown or gathered rather than found in a building.
Where to start
Build the kettle. Nine of the mod's 33 recipes are behind it, and it is the only part that produces something you drink rather than something you place.
What to expect
This is a small, focused addon: 33 recipes in total, no machines beyond the kettle, no progression and no exploration. It layers a tea system and a matching block set onto a game rather than asking you to build toward anything.
Version note
The version numbers look far apart — 1.1.3 against 1.0.12 — but the recipe counts are identical, so the gap is internal rather than content.
Where it sits in the Let's Do family
This wiki also covers Let's Do Meadow, and comparing the two shows the family's pattern clearly: Meadow ships 188 pages with cheese, cooking and felting systems, while HerbalBrews ships 45 with a kettle. Both pair one short bespoke chain with a themed block set, at very different scales.
If you are installing one Let's Do mod, expect that shape; if you are installing several, expect the block sets to share a visual language.
The whole mod in one line
45 pages, 30 blocks, 15 items, 33 recipes, 0 structures — identical on both builds.