More liquids to bottle (vinegar especially). Clay jar too?

[Zebula]

Guys, it seems, you forgot about 2 liguids for bottle (at least)
And it is not handy to use bucket + frying pan (so inventory is small) when cooking pouched wolverine near campfire.
Also when I asked for 1 liter of linseed oil (just for making 3 pipes), other player was forced to press some seeds and bring a bucket instead just bringing it with bottle/glass/flask/wooden cup

So i would like to see small containers for all kind of liquds.

I checked all liquids, that i have.
ATM bottle can be filled with: water (springs too), cowsmilk, sheepmilk, wine, tea
Don`t work with: vinegar, grape juice (stale too), linseed oil, maple sap, birch sap, tar, honey, wort (any), tanning liqud.

So i suggest using bottle with all fluids and jar with alld gooey/viscous liquids:
Bottle + juices, oil, saps, tanning liquid
Jar + wort, honey, tar, milk, batter, butter
Also make jar preferable for drinking milk, please. I wil be sooo rural!

Some easter eggs can be added:
after trying use bottle with tar it will become tar-sealed.
Written parchment can be placed into bottle, sealed with tar.
That message bottle can be only broken to see what inside.
Bottle can be buried or left on the water surface, after some time it will drown and can be catched (high chance) with nets right on this place or few tiles around.

[shubla]

I agree that we need option to use smaller containers for various liquids, for reasons mentioned above! Should not be too much work either?

[Lunarius_Haberdash]

Not only should we be ABLE to, in some cases we should HAVE to. (See Medicines like Kelp Cream, Hartshorn Salve, etc). I don't think the quality of the container should have anything to do with the quality of the medicine mind you, but some of them should require containers. (And those containers should be reusable, and the medicines should 'mix' qualities if you add medicine to an existing container).

[Zebula]

Agree about medicines. Clay jar is good container for creams, for example. But somehing made of glass is perfect due to properities of glass

[Lunarius_Haberdash]

Glass jars = greater capacity? I think yes.