Simply Coffee

Finally, coffee has arrived in Minecraft!

The Simply Coffee mod returns and brings to the game what everyone has been waiting for - real coffee! Now your Minecraft will become even cozier and more realistic.

What does the mod add?

The mod introduces coffee plants into the game, as well as various types of utensils for preparing and drinking coffee: ceramic mugs, glass cups, and even paper cups.

How to start brewing coffee?

First, you need to find coffee fruits. They grow on coffee plants in the jungle biome. When you harvest ripe fruits (when the berries turn red), you will get 4 coffee fruits.

Place the coffee fruit in the crafting grid to get two raw coffee beans. Then these beans need to be roasted in a furnace.

Grinding the beans

To grind the roasted beans, you'll need a mortar and pestle. This tool is not consumed when used.

Preparing utensils

You can create a ceramic mug from clay or a glass cup. Both options are suitable for making coffee.

Brewing process

With an empty mug in hand, right-click on a water block to fill it. Then in the crafting table, add ground coffee to the mug with water to get "unbrewed coffee". Place it in the furnace to get black coffee.

Variety of coffee drinks

You can combine black coffee with milk and/or sugar in any order to get various drink options:

Coffee with milk

Coffee with sugar

Coffee with milk and sugar

Espresso and other drinks

Espresso is made from four portions of ground coffee and has a longer effect than regular black coffee. Espresso can only be drunk from mugs.

Double shot espresso requires eight portions of ground coffee and has an even longer lasting effect.

Cappuccino is made from espresso, frothed milk, and sugar. To make it, you'll need a milk frother.

Paper cups

Paper cups are a cheaper alternative to mugs, but they are not reusable. From five sheets of paper, you get five paper cups. To fill a cup, right-click with it in hand while having brewed black coffee in your inventory.

Drink effects

Each coffee drink provides a specific potion effect. See details in the table below.