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Lavender Mead
Created by webmaster, Tuesday, 30 November 1999
Ingredients
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Makes
1 gal
4 lbs honey
1/4 tspn citric acid
1 pint lavender flowers
1/2 tspn tannin powder
1/2 tspn champagne yeast
1 tspn yeast nutrient

Methods/steps
Boil together honey and 1/2 gal water for 5 min.
Put flowers with citric acid and tannin in a gallon jug and pour the hot liquid over. Let cool in a sink of cold water to room temperature, then add yeast and nutrient and further water to make a gallon plus a pint.
Add the airlock.
Let ferment 1 week, then strain out flowers. Set the lock on again and ferment until all quiet.
Bottle and age.

Second Ferment: 112 days

Based on H.E. Bravery's Rose Mead, from HOME BREWING WITHOUT FAILURES.

Source: Leigh Ann Hussey ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it )
Mead Lover's Digest #5, 1 October 1992

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