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Bottle o' Enchanting
Miscellaneous

Bottle o' Enchanting

A throwable bottle that shatters on impact and releases 3 to 11 experience points. Cannot be crafted.

Stack Size

64

Durability

N/A

Category

Miscellaneous

Version Added

1.9

Item ID

bottle_o_enchanting

Bottle o' Enchanting at a glance

Bottle o' Enchanting comes from trading with villagers and chest loot, and Miscellaneous is where it sits as an item. 64 Bottle o' Enchanting fit in a slot, 576 across the hotbar, 3456 in a double chest.

Bottle o' Enchanting sits between Bookshelf and Bowl in Miscellaneous, number 14 of 147 there.

How to obtain

  • Trading
  • Chest loot

Notes

Sold by cleric villagers. Added via /give in 1.0 but became obtainable in survival through trading in 1.9.

Frequently asked questions about Bottle o' Enchanting

  1. Trading leading to Bottle o' Enchanting, the way this answer says Bottle o' Enchanting arrives

    How do you get Bottle o' Enchanting in Minecraft?

    Bottle o' Enchanting is obtained through trading with villagers, and Bottle o' Enchanting from chest loot. No recipe exists for Bottle o' Enchanting: what you see above is how it enters the game.

  2. 64 Bottle o' Enchanting drawn together, the full slot the answer counts

    How many Bottle o' Enchanting can you stack?

    64 Bottle o' Enchanting in a slot, a double chest 3,456, and your own 36 inventory slots 2,304. A shulker box of Bottle o' Enchanting comes to 1,728, over 27 slots.

  3. Bottle o' Enchanting coming forward out of the past, in the game since 1.9

    When was Bottle o' Enchanting added to Minecraft?

    Bottle o' Enchanting was added in version 1.9.

  4. Bottle o' Enchanting on its own, since nothing in the game is crafted from it

    What is Bottle o' Enchanting used for?

    A throwable bottle that shatters on impact and releases 3 to 11 experience points. Cannot be crafted.

Building with it

A bottle o' enchanting throws and shatters into experience orbs, and it is the only way to store experience as an item. Cleric villagers sell them for emeralds, which turns an emerald farm into a way to bank levels for later repairs.