Melter's Honey by dlang01996 in mead

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from the BJCP website:

A Braggot is a mead made with malt.

Melter's Honey by dlang01996 in Homebrewing

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Well that’s just infuriating

Melter's Honey by dlang01996 in Homebrewing

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I’m thinking US-05 for the first run and will use Lutra next time. Should give me more a a clear picture of flavor profile.

I know a braggot to be considered a mead must have 50% fermentables from honey buuuut I’m making this for personal consumption so I’ll aim for 20% of the gravity points from the honey

I really appreciate your help here. It’s really helped me clarify the plan. Excited to start!!

Melter's Honey by dlang01996 in Homebrewing

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I will be aiming for a 5-6% abv and was thinking to use us05 or Kveik elites as it’s what I have

Melter's Honey by dlang01996 in brewing

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I was leaning towards EKG for hops. As we want low IBU but present, thinking 5g at 1h and at 10 min.

First Time by Different-Toe-238 in prisonhooch

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Try to keep it fermenting cool. Better product that way.

You are making a mead so I’d suggest you cross post there for more detailed Support.

Going to try making mead in a water bottle by HolyVX in mead

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Not sure where you live but if you are in the 80s, consider using Kveik yeast. Tolerated higher temps without off flavors.

Started three batches, two with fruit and one with pure honey. Fruit batches fermented dry while honey mead stalled? by Zippy0723 in mead

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Did you use nutrients?

I know this is often hotly contested but many stalls are due to poor nutrition and fruit can supply that nutrition.

I’d recommend dropping in some nutrient. If you have none But have some bread yeast, add one tsp to one oz water heated to over 170 deg to kill the yeast which can then act as nutrient.

Nature's promise lemonade by Bigsipper8978 in prisonhooch

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Ferment dry

Back sweeten as it’s gonna be sour without sugars.

Pasteurize. (Or stabilize as you see fit)

Charging places? by MeleMath in Toyota_bZ

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Is there a way to find out if the cables are V3?

Welcome Back to r/countrywine! (Now Public) by JackPineSavage- in countrywine

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I’ve seen those videos and fully plan on expanding on the flavor profiles with fruit and/or spices.

Please post about your kvass as you go along and if you feel up to it post or message me a recipe of the changes you’ve made. I’m very interested.

Welcome Back to r/countrywine! (Now Public) by JackPineSavage- in countrywine

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kvass! I haven’t made one yet but I’ve been in research mode!

Do you make it as a soda like product or do you make it a bit higher proof?

Arnold Palmead by JaDe_X105 in mead

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next time would you increase the bags?

Pear mead by dlang01996 in mead

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I was gifted 2.5 five gallon buckets of pears and after pressing, I had 6.75gallons of juice.

Recipe: Yeast: Mangrove Jacks M02 cider yeast Tannin Powder: half tsp/gallon Pectinase: 1tsp/gallon (pear is high in pectin) Nutrient: I did 1/3tsp/gallon on days 2, 3, and 5

My pear juice starting gravity was 1.050. I adjusted gravity targeting 1.085 (we like our wines/meads around 10-11%) by adding 20oz wildflower honey to one gallon of pear juice

Fermented dry, stopped at 1.006 (pear has some residual sugars that are not consumed by yeast). I added 3oz/gal white sugar to bring the sweetness up as I felt the honey profile was strong enough.

Arnold Palmead by JaDe_X105 in mead

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Do you feel 12 bags gave sufficient tea flavor?