Sunday Market
The Tavern

The tavern menu

The current brewing catalog — beers, wines, meads, spirits, and a few comfort brews. The menu grows over time.

What's on tap today. Exact recipes (ingredients, cook times, distill runs, wood, aging) are part of the discovery — experiment, trade notes with other brewers, or visit a tavern build that posts recipes on signs.

This is the classic catalog the tavern opened with. The menu grows over time — Sunday Market signature pours are planned, and new drinks will be announced when they're tapped.

Beers

Light to medium-bodied, mostly cooked-and-bottled (no distillation).

  • Wheatbeer — the basic wheat beer; fast brew, low alcohol, birch-aged
  • Beer — the standard pale beer; the foundation brew
  • Darkbeer — roasted, deeper, longer-aged

Wines, meads & ciders

Aged longer than beers; quality scales heavily with aging duration.

  • Red Wine — the classic; patience in a bottle
  • Mead — honey-based, golden when good
  • Apple Mead — sweet apple mead
  • Cider — fast brew, low alcohol, easy first project

Spirits

Distilled, heavier, longer aging. Expect multiple distill runs and real barrel time.

  • Whiskey — the classic dark spirit; long barrel time rewards patience
  • Rum — sugar-cane base
  • Vodka — clean and simple
  • Mushroom Vodka — earthy variant with a kick
  • Gin — juniper-forward
  • Tequila — cactus-based, sharp
  • Absinthe — anise-forward and strong; handle with respect

Non-alcoholic & comfort brews

For when you want to brew something without the consequences.

  • Coffee — brewed warmth; good before a long mining trip
  • Eggnog — alcoholic actually (sorry)
  • Potato Soup — yes, potato soup is a brewable. Comfort food in a bottle; restores hunger, doesn't get you drunk.

How to discover a recipe

Brewing rewards experimentation. Some recipes you'll learn from books and signs at tavern builds. Some you'll find by trying combinations and noticing what comes out. Part of a brewer's reputation is knowing recipes other players don't.

Selling tips

  • Beers and meads — high-volume, low-margin. Sell stacks.
  • Wines — mid-tier; reserve qualities sell well to collectors.
  • Spirits — low-volume, high-margin. Long aging means low supply.

Open a trade window with /trade to sell safely — the trade confirms on both sides, so nobody gets shorted.

See also

How to Join Sunday Market

Server address

marketsunday.com
  1. 1Launch Minecraft Java Edition.
  2. 2Click Multiplayer.
  3. 3Click Add Server.
  4. 4Server Name: Sunday Market. Server Address: paste the address above.
  5. 5Click Done, then double-click the entry to connect.
  6. Recent older Java versions connect too — the version-translation layer maps them to the server's Minecraft 26.1.