October: Potions

Pewter Cauldron

Description: This is the cauldron that is the best cauldron to be used by a new student. It can brew a lot of different potions and can even carry your textbooks to class! It is made of a material called pewter, which is basically tin, mostly. The cauldron in size two is what is needed for new students at Hogwarts. 

Manufacturer: Potage’s Cauldron Shop

Brewing Speed: Slow

Price: Fifteen Galleons


Copper Cauldron

Description: This cauldron is made from a metal called copper. The copper cauldron can often brew better than the other two cauldrons. 

Manufacturer: Potage’s Cauldron Shop

Brewing Speed: Fast

Price: Twenty-five Galleons


Brass Cauldron

Description: This cauldron is made from a material that is like made of zinc and copper. It is a much more efficient cauldron to brew and make potions. 

Manufacturer: Potage’s Cauldron Shop

Brewing Speed: Medium Speed

Price: Twenty-One Galleons

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