Coffee Machines and Recipes Locations in Enshrouded
This guide shows exactly where to find every coffee machine and every coffee recipe in Enshrouded, how to clear the ruin safely, what to bring, how to carry and install the machines at your base, and how to use the drinks to squeeze the most value from them. It’s written for players who want a reliable, repeatable run that minimizes risk and maximizes reward. The focus is on practical route choices, combat tactics, base setup, crafting priorities, and drink rotations. Throughout the text I use the keywords Enshrouded coffee locations, coffee machines Enshrouded, and Sweet Mocha location to keep the guide focused and searchable. Expect a full walkthrough that covers preparation, the route through the ruin, how to extract the Coffee Drum Roaster and Coffee Brewery, and how to turn raw beans into consumables that meaningfully improve exploration.
Why coffee matters
Coffee in Enshrouded is more than a novelty. The two machines you’ll recover — the Coffee Drum Roaster and the Coffee Brewery — form a small production chain that converts raw beans into roasted beans and then into consumables like Black Coffee, Latte, and Sweet Mocha. These drinks provide stamina and exploration benefits that are especially useful for long loops, underwater segments, and temple runs where sustained stamina or short-term buffs reduce downtime and increase survivability. Installing the machines at your base turns a one‑time raid into a steady supply line that supports repeated expeditions. The recipes are scattered through a single shrouded ruin; the machines are nearby, but the area is designed as a mid‑to‑late game challenge. Treat the run like a compact dungeon: plan, clear, loot, and extract.
Preparation
Preparation is the single biggest factor in success. Aim for a character level and gear set that can comfortably handle mid‑game shroud enemies. Bring consumables that reduce shroud damage or increase resistance, and pack stamina potions and healing items. Mobility tools such as a grappling hook, climbing gear, or any movement augmentations are highly recommended because the ruin has vertical spaces and destructible shortcuts that are faster to traverse if you can climb or grapple. Equip a light, mobile build if you plan to solo; heavy armor makes you slower and more vulnerable to being overwhelmed in tight rooms. If you’re in a group, assign roles: one player clears the entrance and secures the respawn point, another scouts vertical routes, and a third focuses on breaking destructible walls or handling heavier enemies.
Before you leave base, clear inventory space. The machines are heavy and awkward to move; you’ll want room for the roaster and brewery plus any extra loot. If you have a mule character or a friend who can ferry items, coordinate a two‑character run: one to clear and loot, the other to carry. If you must carry the machines yourself, drop nonessential gear or stash items in a temporary cache near the fast travel point.
Approach and entry
Travel to the coastal region where the shrouded ruin sits. The ruin is a coastal village with collapsed buildings, wooden beams, and interior shafts that lead to upper rooms. When you arrive, secure a respawn point as close as possible without triggering the main patrols. The first few rooms are designed to funnel you into combat with tentacle enemies and small shroud‑infused mobs. Clear these methodically; don’t rush. Use ranged attacks to thin numbers before moving in for melee. Once the entrance area is secure, move slowly and listen for audio cues — many of the tougher enemies will give away their presence with distinct sounds. Avoid running straight into upper floors without clearing lower rooms first; enemies can push you into choke points and cut off retreat routes.
If you’re playing on a server with other players, be mindful of PvP. The extraction route is predictable; avoid running during peak hours or coordinate with allies to secure the path. If you suspect other players are nearby, use stealth and timing to avoid confrontation. A short detour to clear a nearby cave or to set a temporary camp can buy you time and reduce the chance of being ambushed.
Finding Sweet Mocha
The Sweet Mocha location is typically found early in the ruin. After descending the initial stone steps and clearing the first courtyard, look for a fire‑damaged room on the left. The recipe is often sitting in a glowing container or on a scorched table. Approach carefully: the room can be trapped or contain a hidden enemy that spawns when you open the container. Clear the room’s corners and check for destructible floorboards or weak walls that might hide additional loot or a shortcut. If you have a torch or a light source, use it to reveal hidden items and avoid wasting time backtracking.
When you pick up the Sweet Mocha recipe, pause and listen. Some rooms trigger reinforcements when looted. If you’re carrying the recipe and plan to continue deeper, stash it in a safe slot or hand it to a teammate so you don’t lose it to a death. If you die while carrying a recipe, it will drop and can be recovered, but that adds time and risk.
Finding Latte
The Latte recipe is usually located across a collapsed section of the ruin. You’ll cross a wooden beam or a narrow walkway to reach an exposed building. Instead of trying to sprint across, use your grappling hook or carefully edge along the beam while watching for ranged enemies on the opposite roofline. Once inside the exposed building, climb the left interior wall to reach the upper floor. The recipe sits on a desk near a window or a broken shelf. This room is often guarded by a mid‑tier enemy that patrols the upper floor; take it out from below if possible, or use a ranged stun to prevent it from pushing you off the ledge. If you can’t climb, look for a destructible wall or a stack of crates that can be used as a makeshift ladder.
If you’re running solo and lack a grappling hook, consider using a temporary platform or a throwable object to create a foothold. Some players use consumables that increase jump height to reach the desk. If you’re in a group, have one player provide cover while another climbs.
Finding Black Coffee
The Black Coffee recipe is deeper and slightly more guarded. It’s usually behind a destructible wall or in a higher chamber that requires climbing an interior shaft. If you find a narrow corridor that ends in a cracked wall, don’t assume it’s a dead end — break it with a heavy weapon or explosives. The recipe often sits on a shelf or in a small alcove that’s easy to miss if you’re rushing. Clear the surrounding rooms first, then approach the shelf slowly; some enemies will spawn when you take the item. If you’re short on explosives or heavy hits, use environmental hazards to your advantage: lure enemies into traps, push them off ledges, or use fire sources to create area denial.
Black Coffee is the simplest recipe and often the most useful for immediate stamina needs. If you plan to use it on the run, stash a few in your quickbar before you leave the ruin. If you’re collecting recipes for base production, make sure you have room in your crafting queue and that the roaster and brewery are installed before you try to craft large batches.
Locating the Coffee Drum Roaster and Coffee Brewery
The Coffee Drum Roaster and the Coffee Brewery are typically found together in the final building’s upper rooms. These rooms are the most dangerous because they’re compact and often have multiple spawn points. Clear the lower floors and secure the stairwell before attempting to loot the upper rooms. When you reach the top, you’ll find the roaster and brewery near each other, sometimes with a small puzzle or a locked chest nearby. Pick them up and prepare for a heavy carry back to your base. If your inventory is full, drop nonessential items or use a mule character to ferry the machines. The machines are heavy and awkward to move, so plan your extraction route to avoid narrow corridors where you can be ambushed.
If you’re playing with friends, assign one player to carry the machines while the others provide cover. If you’re solo, consider using a temporary forward base or a cache near the fast travel point to reduce the distance you must carry the machines. Some players set up a small outpost with a roaster and brewery near the ruin to process beans on site; this reduces the need to carry heavy machines long distances and speeds up production.
Extraction and carrying strategy
Carrying the machines back to base requires route planning. If you have a fast travel point near the ruin, use it after you’ve secured the machines; otherwise, retrace your steps carefully. Avoid risky shortcuts unless you’ve cleared them. If you’re playing with friends, have one player carry the machines while the others provide cover. If you must run through open areas, use smoke or stun grenades to create a safe corridor. Once you reach your base, place the Coffee Drum Roaster in a well‑ventilated area of your workshop and the Coffee Brewery nearby. The roaster should be placed first because it converts raw beans into roasted beans, which the brewery then uses. Keep a chest close to the brewery stocked with roasted beans and water so you can craft drinks quickly before heading out.
If you’re on a PvP server, be mindful of other players who might camp the extraction route; use stealth and timing to avoid confrontations. If you suspect other players are nearby, consider waiting until they log off or coordinate with allies to secure the path.
Base setup and production flow
Place the roaster near a fuel source and the brewery near a water source. Keep a crafting bench and a small storage chest within arm’s reach. If you have multiple players, designate one area of the base as the coffee station and keep it stocked with raw beans, roasted beans, and empty bottles. Label chests or use a consistent storage pattern so you can find ingredients quickly. If you plan to mass‑produce drinks for a guild or group, set up an assembly line: roaster → cooling rack → grinder (if available) → brewery. This reduces downtime and keeps production flowing.
Resource management is key to making coffee production sustainable. Raw coffee beans are found in coastal areas, in chests, and occasionally dropped by specific mobs. Farm these nodes on repeatable routes and store raw beans in a dedicated chest near the roaster. Convert beans in batches to avoid wasting fuel or time. If your base has limited fuel, schedule roasting runs when you have other crafting tasks that use the same fuel source. The brewery requires water and roasted beans; keep a water barrel or a nearby water source to refill quickly.
Crafting priorities and drink rotation
Craft a moderate batch of roasted beans first to test the recipes and confirm the stat bonuses. Black Coffee is the simplest and gives a straightforward stamina boost; use it for long runs and underwater segments. Latte tends to provide a balanced buff that mixes stamina with a small health or resistance bonus; it’s ideal for exploration where you expect intermittent combat. Sweet Mocha often gives a combination of stamina and a minor regeneration or morale buff; it’s best for long dungeon runs or when you want a small safety net. Rotate drinks based on the activity: Black Coffee for sprinting and swimming, Latte for mixed exploration, and Sweet Mocha for extended dungeon clears. Keep a small stack of each in your quickbar so you can swap mid‑run without returning to base.
If you’re producing drinks for a group, coordinate who gets which buff. For example, give Black Coffee to the scout who will be sprinting and swimming, Latte to the frontline who needs balanced stats, and Sweet Mocha to the healer or support who benefits from regeneration. This small coordination increases overall group efficiency.
Combat tactics inside the ruin
Combat tactics inside the ruin should emphasize control and positioning. Use choke points to your advantage and avoid being flanked in the upper rooms. If you’re carrying the machines, avoid engaging in prolonged fights; instead, use hit‑and‑run tactics and rely on ranged suppression. If you’re solo and must clear the final rooms, use traps and environmental hazards to thin enemy numbers before committing. If you have a companion, have them kite enemies while you secure the machines. Always watch your stamina — coffee is great for replenishing it, but you won’t have access to brewed drinks until you return to base, so bring stamina potions for the run.
Advanced players use destructible walls as shortcuts: break them to create a direct path to the upper rooms, then block the spawn points behind you to prevent reinforcements. Another trick is to use the grappling hook to bypass heavily guarded corridors and drop into upper rooms from the outside. If you’re comfortable with risk, you can also use a light, high‑mobility build to sprint through the ruin, grabbing recipes and machines quickly and relying on speed to avoid fights.
Resource farming and sustainability
If you plan to keep coffee production running long term, set up a repeatable farming route for raw beans. Coastal nodes and certain chests respawn on a predictable timer; learn the spawn points and run them on a loop. If you’re on a server with shared resources, coordinate with teammates to avoid resource contention. Some players set up a forward outpost near the ruin with a small roaster and brewery to process beans on site; this reduces the need to carry heavy machines long distances.
If you’re trading coffee as a commodity, roast in bulk and store roasted beans in labeled chests. Keep a small reserve of water and empty bottles near the brewery so you can craft drinks quickly. If fuel is scarce, batch roasting with other fuel‑intensive tasks is more efficient than roasting in small increments.
Troubleshooting and common mistakes
If you can’t find a recipe, check destructible walls and upper shelves carefully; many players miss items because they don’t look up. If you can’t carry the machines, drop nonessential gear or use a mule. If enemies keep respawning, clear spawn points and block corridors with temporary barricades. If your drinks aren’t giving the expected buffs, double‑check that the roaster and brewery are placed correctly and that you used roasted beans rather than raw beans. If the roaster seems to consume too much fuel, batch your roasting with other fuel‑intensive tasks to be efficient.
A common mistake is rushing the run without securing a respawn point. If you die deep in the ruin, you’ll lose time and risk losing the machines. Another mistake is carrying both machines through narrow corridors where you can be easily ambushed; plan a route with wide open spaces or have teammates provide cover.
Speedrun and advanced strategies
For players who want to optimize speedruns, practice the route without carrying the machines first. Learn enemy spawn patterns and the fastest climbing routes. Time your grappling hook swings and practice edge‑walking across beams. Once you can reliably clear the ruin quickly, add the machines to the run and practice carrying them out. Speedrunners often use a light build and rely on precise movement to avoid combat entirely, but this requires practice and confidence.
If you’re farming machines for multiple bases or for trade, consider building a mobile base or a mule character dedicated to transporting heavy items. Some players set up a forward outpost near the ruin with a small roaster and brewery to process beans on site; this reduces the need to carry heavy machines long distances. If you’re on a server with friendly neighbors, coordinate trade runs: one player farms raw beans, another roasts, and a third brews and distributes drinks.
Final tips and mindset
Treat coffee production as a quality‑of‑life upgrade rather than a game‑breaking mechanic. The drinks provide useful buffs that make exploration smoother and reduce downtime, but they don’t replace skill, planning, and good gear. Use coffee to complement your playstyle: as a solo explorer, as a support item for group runs, or as a trade commodity for your guild. With the machines installed and a steady supply chain, long expeditions become less punishing and more enjoyable.
If you want to minimize risk, run the ruin during off‑peak hours, use a mule character to carry the machines, and set up a forward outpost to process beans on site. If you want to maximize speed, practice movement and enemy avoidance until you can reliably sprint through the ruin and extract the machines without engaging in heavy combat.
FAQ
What level should I be before attempting the ruin Aim for mid‑to‑late game gear and a character level that can handle shroud enemies comfortably. Bring shroud resistance consumables and mobility tools.
Do I need both machines to make coffee Yes. The Coffee Drum Roaster converts raw beans into roasted beans; the Coffee Brewery uses roasted beans and water to craft drinks.
Where are the recipes located Sweet Mocha is usually early in a fire‑damaged room; Latte is across a collapsed section on an upper desk; Black Coffee is deeper behind a destructible wall or on a high shelf.
Can I solo the run Yes, with a mobile build, shroud mitigation, and careful clearing. If you’re unsure, bring a friend to handle heavy enemies and cover the carry.
How do I carry the machines back Plan your extraction route, drop nonessential gear if needed, and use a mule character or teammates for cover. Avoid narrow corridors where you can be ambushed.
What’s the best drink to use Black Coffee for stamina and sprints, Latte for balanced exploration, Sweet Mocha for long dungeon runs with small regeneration benefits.
Will collecting recipes auto‑complete the quest Picking up the recipes and machines updates the quest and unlocks crafting at base.
Quick answer: If you want the fastest, lowest‑risk run, follow the waypoint route below that approaches Stillwater Bay from Starfish Shores, secures the northern respawn, grabs Sweet Mocha, Latte, Black Coffee, then the Coffee Drum Roaster and Coffee Brewery, and extracts via the coastal path; if you prefer long‑term efficiency, use the base layout and ingredient plan to turn raw beans into a steady supply of drinks with minimal downtime.
Step‑by‑step waypoint route optimized for minimal combat and fastest extraction
Start at Starfish Shores and fast travel to the nearest altar; head west along the coast until the fog and ruined settlement of Stillwater Bay appear. Approach from the north to use the return beacon/respawn there; secure it immediately so a death won’t cost the machines. Move slowly down the main path, clearing only immediate threats; avoid chasing patrols. Enter the first courtyard and check the left fire‑damaged room for Sweet Mocha on a glowing container. Cross the collapsed beam to the exposed building, climb the left interior wall to the upper desk for Latte, then push deeper to the cracked corridor and break the destructible wall or climb the shaft to reach the shelf with Black Coffee. Clear and secure the stairwell to the final building, then sweep upper rooms for the Coffee Drum Roaster and Coffee Brewery; pick them up together and retrace your northern coastal route to the fast travel point. Move only when spawn points behind you are clear and use smoke/stun items to pass open stretches. This route minimizes fights by favoring vertical bypasses and short, controlled engagements.
Secure northern respawn
Use grappling to bypass patrols
Extract via coastal fast travel
Base layout diagram and ingredient management plan to keep production flowing
Place the Coffee Drum Roaster adjacent to your primary fuel source and the Coffee Brewery next to a water barrel; keep a small chest between them for raw beans → roasted beans → brewed drinks flow. Build a short assembly line: roaster (fuel) → cooling shelf → grinder/holding chest → brewery (water). Stockpile raw beans in a labeled chest and roast in batches to conserve fuel. Keep three quickbar stacks of drinks: Black Coffee for stamina sprints, Latte for mixed exploration, Sweet Mocha for long clears. Rotate production windows to coincide with other fuel‑heavy tasks to avoid bottlenecks. If you run a server, assign one player to bean farming, one to roasting, one to brewing to maximize throughput.
Final notes and risks
Important: the ruin is shrouded and intended for mid‑to‑late game players; bring shroud resistance and mobility tools. If you’re on a PvP server, expect extraction camping—use stealth or a mule character. Practice the route empty first to learn spawns and climbing lines.
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