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Christmasberry Mead - V.R.
Created by webmaster, Tuesday, 30 November 1999
Ingredients
At a glance
Mead
Makes
5 gal
12 lbs Christmasberry honey
4 gal water
1 tbsp yeast nutrient
2 tsp citric acid
Peach-ginger black tea
Premier Cuvee yeast (Red Star)
Methods/steps
5-13-98 Simmered 1 gal boiled water at 150 F, and added honey, lemon and nutrient. Pitched yeast at 80F
6-29-98 Racked, added 3 c honey dissolved in 2 c water and 1 c peach-ginger black tea
7-28-98 Sharp but not bad....
8-22-98 Thin, needs sweetening
9-25-98 ok, age in carboy 6 more months
11-4-98 Not bad, needs sweetening
11-17-98 Racked and added 2 c honey water
2-2-99 Slightly sweet, nice honey flavor
3-14-99 NICE! Take this to NCRF for cast party
NOTE: This mead was taken in a 5 gallon spigot pail to the North Carolina Renaissance Festival as cast party mead. It disappeared in about 10 minutes.....
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“It is so ancient a beverage that the linguistic root for mead, medhu, is the same in all Indo-European languages where it encompasses an entire range of meanings, which include honey, sweet, intoxicating, drunk and drunkenness. For this reason it has been suggested that fermented honey may be the oldest form of alcohol known to man.”-Mikal Aasved, 1988
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