Stardew Valley Glitch Gives Players Some Strangely Named Wine

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Most players of popular farming simulator Stardew Valley are probably quite familiar with wine. Harvesting certain fruits and turning them into wine is one of the quickest ways to make a tidy profit, with a single bottle sometimes selling for over one thousand gold. But the discoverers of a recent Stardew Valley glitch may not be as eager to taste the unique flavors of wine they have accidentally produced on their farms.

First released in 2016, Stardew Valley sees players inheriting their grandfather's farm in the titular valley and being tasked with restoring it from disrepair. Players can grow crops, raise animals, catch fish, fight monsters, and more. However, its consistent financial benefit has seen many players turn over and over again to fruit-growing and wine making. In particular, players can use rare items such as the Ancient Fruit to produce particularly exotic wines that sell for ever-increasing prices. Additionally, players can fill their farmhouse's Cellar with casks, allowing them to age wine for even greater profits.

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One player, however, discovered a glitch that produced quite interesting wines. The Stardew fan, who goes by the username The_Alpha459 on Reddit, was using the fan-created mod Stardew Valley Expanded, discovered that the game could not properly name wine produced using mod-exclusive crops such as the Monster Fruit. An attempt to create Monster Fruit Wine instead led to the bizarrely named «Rusty Blade Wine,» seemingly made from a sword. Despite its unappetizing name, the Rusty Blade Wine still did restore health and energy if consumed by a player.

When The_Alpha459 posted their newly crafted wine to Reddit, many other Stardew