What Let's Do Vinery works with.
| Platform | Java Edition |
|---|---|
| Loaders | Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, Quilt |
| Minecraft versions | 1.19.2, 1.19.4, 1.20, 1.20.1, 1.21.1 |
| Environment | Client, Server |
Let's Do Vinery turns grape farming into a full wine-making loop on Minecraft Java, from planting jungle, savanna, taiga, and normal grape varieties to stomping juice, fermenting it in a barrel, and aging bottles into more than two dozen distinct wines. It runs on Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt, and both the client and the server need it installed.
What Let's Do Vinery adds
- Wild grapes and fruit trees that generate in newly created chunks across four grape biome variants (normal, taiga, savanna, jungle)
- A Grapevine Pot that stomps a single grape variant into fresh juice
- A Fermentation Barrel that ferments juice into finished wine
- An Apple Press that mashes and ferments apples and cherries separately from grapes
- More than two dozen placeable wines, each carrying its own status effect
- Vineyard and cellar decor, including lattice, wine racks, wine boxes, vineyard slabs, and a Winemaker armor set
Vinery's blocks also double as the base for Let's Do Addon Structures, a separate download that generates a vinery structure once both Vinery and Let's Do Meadow are installed together.
Loader and version support
Support splits by loader. Fabric and NeoForge builds currently reach Minecraft 1.21.1, still tagged beta on Modrinth as of build 1.5.3 in January 2026. Forge stops at 1.20.1, last updated in September 2025, and Quilt has not received a build since January 2025, also capped at 1.20.1. Match Vinery's build to the loader and Minecraft version already running rather than assuming every loader is current.
Installing Let's Do Vinery
- 1.Install Architectury API for the same loader and Minecraft version; it's a required dependency on every loader Vinery supports.
- 2.Download the Vinery build matching that loader and version from Modrinth or CurseForge.
- 3.Place both jars in the mods folder on the server and on the client, since Vinery is required on both sides.
- 4.Load into a new world, or an already-loaded one with unexplored terrain, so grapes can generate in freshly created chunks.
Let's Do Vinery mod showcase
Questions about Let's Do Vinery.
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What does Let's Do Vinery add to Minecraft?
Vinery adds wine-making to Minecraft Java. Grapes and fruit trees spawn in new chunks, a Grapevine Pot and Fermentation Barrel turn them into juice and wine, and an Apple Press handles apples and cherries separately. More than two dozen placeable wines carry their own status effects, alongside vineyard and cellar decor like wine racks and lattice.
Does Let's Do Vinery need Architectury API?
Yes. Architectury API is a required dependency on every loader Vinery supports, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt. Install a matching loader and Minecraft version of Architectury API alongside Vinery, since the mod will not load without it.
Which Minecraft version does Let's Do Vinery support?
Support varies by loader. Fabric and NeoForge builds reach Minecraft 1.21.1, currently tagged beta on Modrinth. Forge stops at 1.20.1 as of September 2025, and Quilt has not been updated since January 2025, also capped at 1.20.1. Match the build to the loader and version already running.
Does Let's Do Vinery require Let's Do Meadow?
No. Vinery works on its own. Let's Do Meadow is only required alongside Vinery for Let's Do Addon Structures, a separate download that adds structures built from both mods' assets. Installing Vinery by itself is enough for its grapes, stations, and wines.
Is Let's Do Vinery safe to download?
Download it only from Modrinth or CurseForge, the platforms the Let's Do Collection distributes through. The mod's code is MIT licensed, its assets default to all rights reserved, and the creator does not allow re-uploading or mirroring the original files.
