Vineberry Cluster in Valheim: Full Stats, Where to Farm It, and Every Recipe

 

    Vineberry cluster is a Food-type item added with the Ashlands update, described in-game as "These juicy berries are both sour and sweet." The wiki's own intro line is direct about its role: "Vineberries are food grown from Ashvine. They can be eaten raw, but are more useful in Cauldron recipes." Below is every stat the source records for the raw berries, exactly where they grow, whether eating them raw is worth it, and the full list of recipes that call for them.

 

Vineberry Cluster: Item Stats

 

    Straight from the item's infobox, with nothing added:

 

• Item ID: Vineberry
• Type: Food
• Source biome: Ashlands
• Usage: Crafting, Eating, Farming
• Weight: 0.1
• Stack size: 50
• Teleportable: Yes
• Health: 30
• Stamina: 30
• Eitr: 30
• Duration: 900 (seconds, per the source field) — 900 ÷ 60 = 15 minutes, shown as computed rather than restated
• Healing: 1 hp/tick

 

    A full stack works out to 50 items × 0.1 weight each = 5.0 total weight — that's this item's own weight and stack fields multiplied together, nothing borrowed from any other food. Worth noting on its own terms: all three replenished stats this item provides — Health, Stamina, and Eitr — are set to the same value, 30 each, per its own infobox.

 

Where to Find Vineberry Clusters

 

 

    The source is specific about the wild spawn location: "They be found on Ashvine clusters growing on the sides of Charred ruins in the Ashlands biome." Beyond that wild source, the same page gives a farmed alternative: "Ashvine can be farmed with Vineberry seeds." That is the entirety of what this data records about acquisition — it does not give a grow time, a planting requirement, or a yield-per-plant figure for Ashvine itself, so those specifics are undocumented here rather than guessed at.

 

Should You Eat Vineberry Clusters Raw?

 

 

    Yes, technically — the item's own usage field lists "Eating" as a valid use, and the infobox stats above (30 Health, 30 Stamina, 30 Eitr over a 900-second, or 15-minute, duration with 1 hp/tick healing) are what raw eating gets you. But the source is blunt about whether that is a good idea: "Can be eaten directly, but the Health, Stamina, and Eitr provided are far inferior to other foods available in its tier." That is the wiki's own verdict on this item, quoted as written rather than paraphrased, and it is the reason the same source immediately points toward Cauldron recipes instead — nine of them use this berry as an ingredient, covered next.

 

Every Recipe That Uses Vineberry Cluster

 

 

    The source's crafting table lists nine separate recipes that use Vineberry cluster as an ingredient:

 

• Ashlands gourmet bowl — 5x Vineberry cluster, plus 3x Cooked asksvin tail, 2x Scorching medley, 1x Fiery spice powder, at a Food preparation table
• Mead base: Lingering eitr — 10x Vineberry cluster, plus 10x Sap, 10x Magecap, at a Mead ketill
• Mead base: Lingering health — 10x Vineberry cluster, plus 10x Sap, 10x Smoke puff, at a Mead ketill
• Fiery svinstew — 2x Vineberry cluster, plus 1x Asksvin tail, 1x Smoke puff, at a Cauldron (with the Mortar and pestle upgrade)
• Sizzling berry broth — 2x Vineberry cluster, plus 3x Sap, 2x Fiddlehead, at a Cauldron (Mortar and pestle)
• Sparkling shroomshake — 2x Vineberry cluster, plus 4x Sap, 2x Smoke puff, 2x Magecap, at a Cauldron (with Rolling pins and cutting boards)
• Spicy marmalade — 3x Vineberry cluster, plus 1x Honey, 1x Fiddlehead, at a Cauldron (Mortar and pestle)
• Uncooked piquant pie — 2x Vineberry cluster, plus 2x Asksvin tail, 4x Barley flour, at a Food preparation table
• Uncooked roasted crust pie — 2x Vineberry cluster, plus 1x Volture egg, 4x Barley flour, at a Food preparation table

 

    Quantities per recipe run from 2 up to 10 Vineberry clusters, so a serious cooking run through this list needs a real stockpile — at 50 per stack, even the two 10x mead bases only eat a fraction of one full stack each.

 

Quick reference

• Food item, weight 0.1, stack 50, teleportable — full stack = 5.0 total weight (50 × 0.1).
• Raw: 30 Health, 30 Stamina, 30 Eitr, 900s (15-min) duration, 1 hp/tick healing — but the source itself calls this "far inferior to other foods available in its tier."
• Grows on Ashvine clusters on the sides of Charred ruins in the Ashlands biome; farmable with Vineberry seeds. Ashvine's own grow time is undocumented in this data.
• Feeds nine recipes total, from 2x up to 10x per recipe, split across the Food preparation table, Mead ketill, and Cauldron.

 

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Conclusion

 

    Vineberry cluster is a Food item — weight 0.1, stack 50, teleportable — that restores 30 Health, 30 Stamina, and 30 Eitr over a 900-second (15-minute) duration at 1 hp/tick when eaten raw, though the source itself flags that as weak for its tier. It grows on Ashvine clusters on the sides of Charred ruins in the Ashlands biome, or can be farmed from Vineberry seeds (Ashvine's own grow time is not part of this data). Its real value is in the kitchen: nine separate recipes, from Mead bases to pies, call for it in quantities from 2 to 10.

 

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