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Nectar Making
A Sim squishing fruit as part of the nectar making process in The Sims 3.
Nectar making is an activity in The Sims: Makin' Magic and a skill in The Sims 3 World
Adventures that allows Sims to make nectar, the equivalent of wine inThe Sims. It is not specified
whether or not the nectar is alcoholic. Even so, it cannot be consumed by children, in keeping with
legal restriction on alcohol in many real countries. Nectar is also the drink of the gods in Greek
mythology, and could be consumed in small amounts by gods and demigods, but would burn
mortals.
With The Sims 3: Ambitions expansion pack, players can register as a self-employed nectar-maker.
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History
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Nectar was created by Jean Necteaux over 6,000 years ago.[1] He resided in Champs Les Sims,
France. His alleged descendant Anastasia Necteaux and Admiral Landgraab presumably had a part
to play in the creation as well.[2]
The Sims
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In The Sims: Makin' Magic, the Sim first drops grapes/elderberries and the other ingredients into
the A Pressing Feeling nectar maker. After the Sim puts the ingredients in, the Sim then changes
into his/herswimsuit and stomps the fruits while dancing around. After the Sim finishes stomping it,
the Sim will pour the stomped nectar into a bottle and can sell it, or place it in their inventory. From
there, it can be given as a gift or placed in the Taste of the Vine Nectar Bar for later use. When
selling nectar, the price depends on the Sim'sCooking skill. For a Sim with maxed Cooking, nectar
making can be quite profitable.
While nectar is not specifically said to be alcoholic, enchanted garden gnomes who swim in the
nectar press will get slightly tipsy. Apothecary Todd seems to have a liking for Elderberry Nectar.
The Sims 3
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In order to get started, visit Champs Les Sims. There's anadventure which introduces the player to
Nectar Making, but it is also possible to get started right away by purchasing a L'amour des Fruits
Nectar Maker at the nectary. The three skill books for Nectar Making from level 1-10 are also
available at Circle of Knowledge Bookstore in Champs Les Sims. Gardening is a must to make the
best nectar since the quality depends heavily on the fruit used as ingredients.
It's important to distinguish between making nectar for Sims to drink or for selling. The best nectar for
drinking would be one made from perfect fruits only and fulfill all of the moodlet requirements below.
Nectar does not become better for Sims to drink through aging or flavor, and Sims do not benefit
from drinking very old or expensive nectar (aside from the wish to drink expensive nectar). If made
for selling, there's more to it than just perfect ingredients. The final value of nectar is subject to
ingredient quality, ingredient rarity, skill level, flavor and aging.
In The Sims 3: Ambitions it is possible to register as a self-employed nectar maker. In The Sims 3:
Late Night, plasma fruit can be used to make nectar; nectar containing any plasma fruit will cause
non-vampires to vomit but will fill the thirst of vampires.
Abilities
Level
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Nectar type
Bottles produced
Effect
Basic
Concentrated
+25% quality
Mass Produce
-25% quality
Extended
Nectaration
To stock a cellar with nectar for drinking purposes first, 'Mass Production' is the ability to use. The
decrease in quality is negligible and the extra bottles will help towards the 'Master of Nectar
Making' challenge.
Moodlets
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Name
Effect Duration
From
Description
Notes
+15
4 hours
Mood
Filling up on
Juice, Nectar,
sugary goodness
Soda, Candy
makes everything
bar
more fun!
Astonishing
Aroma
Breathtaking
Balance
+5-30
8 hours
Commanding Mood
Complexity
Fabulous
Finish
Nectar
Nectar
Effect depends
on quality of the
When nectar tastes
nectar.
that bad it should
Sometimes a
just be left in the
Sim will simply
bottle!
not like the
nectar though.
Sugar Rush
Awful Aroma
Bitter Balance
-5-30
Crooked
8 hours
Mood
Complexity
Foul Finish
Warm Fuzzies
Full of Life
Nauseous
Aging
Effect depends
on quality of the
nectar.
+15
5 hours
Mood
+50
8 hours
Mood
Nectar
Nectar
-25
2 hours
Mood
Drinking nectar
with at least 1
plasma fruit if
not a vampire.
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To increase nectar value after production, it must be aged in a nectar rack, preferably placed in a
basement. The expensive Necteaux rack will age nectar faster than the cheaper Flavor Savor Nectar
Rack. Contrary to the loading screen tip[3] it does not matter how deep in basements the nectar rack
is placed, as long as it is a basement.[4][5] Nectar gains roughly 10% in value per day.
Flavor
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Taste is an important modifier when determining the value for nectar. It does not affect the moodlets
a Sim will receive when drinking nectar. When a new batch of nectar is ready, a popup will tell the
player how good (or bad) the flavor is. Each fruit has a base flavor value [6] (Life fruit being the
highest) which is subject to flavor combinations. It's better to start out with the 'special' rarity fruit and
experiment from there. Luckily, the Sims community has shared the recipes they've discovered to
have an 'Amazing' flavor. All the recipes below have been verified by The Sims Wiki users. The
reason some of these amazing nectar recipes have low value is that their ingredients are less rare.
Their flavor may be amazing, but for better results, use higher rarity fruit.
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Recipe
Base value
[7]
602
533
531
402
400
393
366
328
325
308
290
280
Base value[7]
'Best' Recipes
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The 'best' recipes are always subject to what the intention with the nectar is.
Best for...
Recipe
Effects
All moodlets
...selling
* The first recipe does not appear to be one of the ways to extend lifespan of sims
Statistics
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Challenges
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Make 15 different Nectar combinations and your Sim will be able to predict a Nectar recipe's
final quality before making it.
Gallery
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Nectar racks.
Video
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02:35
Music of France
Music of Champs Les Sims, France-- note that it contains some songs from "Sims: Makin Magic".
Trivia
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To complete The Vizard of Vine challenge, your Sim doesn't only have to turn 400 grapes
into homemade nectar. The challenge also requires the Sim to plant and harvest 400 grapes
themselves.