Question: Is there any way to have a [Decanter of Endless Water](https://www.dndbeyond.com/magic-items/decanter-of-endless-water) pour out other drinkable liquids? If so, how could I get one? It seems reasonable to me as a possibility. If not how might you go about modifying a decanter of endless water to do so?

Answer: 
### Not quite, the closest item would be the Alchemy Jug.

There is nothing in the way of detailed lore behind the Decanter of Endless Water, so it is entirely up to the DM what this looks like in their world - they may choose to create a Decanter of Endless Whisky if they wish. But, there does exist a canonical alternative.

The [Alchemy Jug](https://www.dndbeyond.com/magic-items/alchemy-jug) lacks the volume capabilities of the Decanter of endless water, but makes up for it in diversity.

The Alchemy Jug can produce acid, poison, beer, honey, mayonnaise, oil, vinegar, salt water, fresh water, and wine, at a rate of 2 gallons per minute in varying quantities, with a limit of 1 type of liquid per day.

Yes, [it can make mayonnaise](https://rpg.stackexchange.com/questions/94262/why-is-mayo-in-the-alchemy-jug?r=SearchResults).
The Alchemy Jug (as mentioned above) would be closest, but also note that Hoard of the Dragon Queen p.74 contains a Tankard of Plenty.

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For lore/historical reference, this is similar to the Everfull Mug from 3.5e's Magic Item Compendium, p.160, which was possibly related to AD&D's Mug of Plenty (Encyclopedia Magica).