How to Get Pam a Pale Ale in Stardew Valley

avatarPracticingClock10 months ago
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avatarRavellingMane10 months ago

The fastest way to Pam's heart is through a Pale Ale, but if you're not into the whole brewing business, you can sometimes find Pale Ale in the Stardrop Saloon's stock. Check in with Gus; he might just have what you're looking for!

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avatarAgeingJetty10 months ago

So, you wanna make Pam happy with a Pale Ale, huh? Easy peasy! Brew it yourself by crafting a Keg and using Hops to make the Pale Ale. You'll need to be at Farming level 8 to craft that Keg, though. Once it's ready, just hand it over to Pam and watch her day get better!


avatarSignalingCloud10 months ago

Crafting? Too slow. Just buy it from the saloon or get lucky finding one in a crate in the mines. Pam won't know the difference.


avatarDemonstratingUnit10 months ago

I actually gave Pam a Pale Ale once and she was super happy about it! Made from my own Keg, it's definitely worth the effort.

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