Turn the vanilla brewing stand into a programmable potion station.
Brew Queue upgrades the brewing stand you already use instead of replacing it with a separate machine. You get extra built-in storage, nine recipe imprint slots, and automation controls that let one stand handle full potion runs with far less babysitting.
If you love setting up organized brewing rooms, compact redstone labs, or hopper-fed potion lines, Brew Queue is built for exactly that. Load the stand up, imprint the ingredient order you want, flip automation on, and let it work through full batches while you do something more interesting.
Brew Queue is designed as an addon to the normal brewing stand, not a replacement for it. The familiar brewing area stays in the middle, so it still feels like the same block you already know how to use.
What changes is everything around it:
The result feels like a vanilla brewing stand that finally grew up.
Every Brew Queue stand gets its own 27-slot reserve inventory. That means you can keep the ingredients for repeated brewing runs right inside the stand instead of juggling chests, shulker boxes, or your own inventory every time.
Great for storing:
This makes a single brewing stand feel more like a self-contained workstation instead of a block that constantly needs external help.
The nine recipe imprint slots let you save the order of ingredients for a potion chain. Click each step into the program from top to bottom, and Brew Queue will remember the sequence for that stand.
That means you can set up runs like:
You can repeat ingredients, leave unused steps blank, and adjust the program whenever you want.
This is the heart of the mod.
Once automation is enabled, Brew Queue handles the boring part of brewing for you:
This makes potion brewing feel smooth and deliberate instead of repetitive. Set up the sequence once, keep the stand stocked, and let it work through proper batches.
Brew Queue is built around real batch brewing, not one-off single bottle micromanagement.
When the stand is ready for a fresh cycle, it can pull from its internal storage and prepare another three-bottle run automatically. Keep the storage filled with bottles and a water source, and the stand is ready to keep going.
That makes it especially useful for potion rooms where you want a stand to stay productive instead of constantly waiting on manual reset steps.
The stand still behaves like a brewing stand should. Blaze powder is still the fuel, and the vanilla fuel behavior stays familiar.
Brew Queue adds convenience on top of that:
You get less micromanagement without losing the normal feel of brewing.
Brew Queue shines in automated brewing rooms.
You can use hoppers to:
This makes it easy to build a brewing corner that stays stocked, finishes complete batches, and hands the results off to your storage or sorting system with minimal player input.
Want a stand that only runs when your system says so? Brew Queue includes a redstone gate toggle.
You can:
It is a small feature, but it opens the door for much smarter brewing rooms.
Brew Queue does not leave you guessing about what the stand is doing.
The screen shows:
If something is missing, blocked, or incompatible, the stand tells you instead of silently failing.
Brew Queue is there to help, not to lock you out of the brewing stand.
You can still:
That flexibility makes it easy to use in early-game bases, late-game automation rooms, and everything in between.
Brew Queue is especially good if you:
Stock the stand. Imprint your recipe. Flip automation on.
From there, Brew Queue turns brewing from a repetitive chore into a proper station workflow. It keeps the vanilla identity of the brewing stand intact, but adds the quality-of-life features that make players wish the base game had gone just a little further.
If you want potion brewing to be faster, cleaner, more repeatable, and much more satisfying, Brew Queue is built for that exact job.