how long does aging wine take?

[Shrub]

Feels like I am waiting forever for my ancient fruit wine to age. In the mean time I have aged cheese a few times. Is the waiting for it to age worth it?

[Nomis]

Originally posted by **Shrub**:

Feels like I am waiting forever for my ancient fruit wine to age. In the mean time I have aged cheese a few times. Is the waiting for it to age worth it?

Mine arent ready forever.
But its worth waaay more when aged.

[dubesor]

base+14days=silver+14days=gold+28days=iridium. cheese for example is 3/4/4/7 days.

you can cancel the aging process at any time with a pickaxe.

[HappyHam]

This is good to know. I was wondering the same.

[ethan]

Cow's Cheese it actually better to be aged than Ancient Fruit wine

[Shrub]

Originally posted by dubesor:

base+14days=silver+14days=gold+28days=iridium. cheese for example is 3/4/4/7 days.

you can cancel the aging process at any time with a pickaxe.

Thanks this is most helpful

[Blizz Fizz]

Originally posted by kersten4096:

Cow's Cheese it actually better to be aged than Ancient Fruit wine

The amount of time wine takes to age makes it fully worth while to fill every empty space with casks, where cheese would make this a frequent pain to replace. Also, full cellar + starfruit wine = epic payday.