Bottle o' Enchanting
Bottle o' Enchanting is a throwable item that releases a burst of experience orbs on impact, granting instant levels.
Description
Java & Bedrock Guide
How to get and use a Bottle o' Enchanting in Minecraft
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Find a Cleric villager
Cure or employ a Cleric villager and level it up to Master by trading; only a Master-level Cleric sells Bottle o' Enchanting.
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Trade 3 emeralds
Buy each bottle for 3 emeralds; in both Java and Bedrock this offer appears with 100% probability.
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Or loot chests
Skip trading by searching Ancient City, Pillager Outpost, and Shipwreck treasure chests, where the bottle generates naturally.
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Throw to gain XP
Use the item to throw the bottle; it breaks and drops 3–11 experience orbs that you walk over to collect.
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Aim for the levels you need
Throw bottles one at a time near your feet to fill the enchanting table or anvil bar precisely without overshooting.
Bottle o' Enchanting cannot be crafted, and throwing several at once wastes orbs that despawn before pickup — throw them individually.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you craft a Bottle o' Enchanting?
No. It is not craftable in any edition. You obtain it from Master Cleric villager trades, chest loot, or the Creative inventory.
How much XP does a Bottle o' Enchanting give?
Each bottle drops experience orbs worth 3 to 11 points, averaging about 7 XP per throw.
Where can you find Bottle o' Enchanting in chests?
It generates in Ancient City chests (23.7%), Pillager Outpost chests (60.9%), and Shipwreck treasure chests (14.1%).
How do you buy a Bottle o' Enchanting?
Trade 3 emeralds to a Master-level Cleric villager; the offer appears with 100% probability.
What is Bottle o' Enchanting used for?
It gives instant experience for enchanting tables, anvil repairs, and the Mending enchantment without grinding mobs.
When was Bottle o' Enchanting added?
It was added in Java Edition 1.2.1 (snapshot 12w04a) in 2012, initially available only in Creative mode.
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