Stardew Valley encourages players to embrace a complete new life away from the daily grind, starting in the charming Pelican town and engaging in activities like crop cultivation and more. Alongside farming, players can take part in various money-making activities, with artisan goods being one lucrative option.
In Stardew Valley, Artisan goods can be crafted using specialized Artisan Equipment, each designed for a specific product. One notable example of Artisan Good is 
Wine , a valuable commodity that players can leverage to boost their in-game earnings. This article will walk players through the process of producing wine and aging it to perfection in Stardew Valley.
How Long Does Wine Take
Wine stands out as one of the most profitable goods in Stardew Valley. Players can use a 
Keg to get their hands on wine. Typically, the processing time for Artisan goods may vary from several in-game hours to various days. When it comes to the wine, it's one of the longer-processing artisan goods, requiring a whole week to be ready for sale.
Furthermore, players can store wine in casks to age it to increase its overall value. However, one important thing to keep in mind is that to achieve the finest iridium-quality wine, it needs to be placed for almost 56 days, which is considerably longer than other goods.
Since wine is an Artisan Good, players who have the Artisan Profession can see a 40% increase in its selling price.
How Wine Prices are Established in Stardew Valley
Wine is one of the most profitable and valuable Artisan Goods in Stardew Valley. The price of Wine is determined by the price of the base fruits used, multiplied by three. Notably, the fruit's quality (Normal, Silver, Gold, Iridium) doesn't impact the Wine's selling price.
Nonetheless, as mentioned above, it's possible to boost the prices by transferring the Wine to a Cask and giving it time to age from a normal quality to a higher quality wine (Silver, Gold, Iridium). Wine takes a really long time to age, but the higher the quality – the more money players make by selling it. The aging duration for Wine varies: it takes 14 days for Wine to reach Silver quality, 28 days for Gold, and 56 days for Iridium quality.
Despite its lengthy aging process, which spans approximately two seasons to progress from basic to Iridium quality, Iridium quality doubles the base selling price of the Wine.
Stardew Valley is available now on Mobile, PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
