It doesn't look like a setup the ancients would have used but it should work. Now just the wait for it to be ready! Something fun to try between brews and I bet it was well worth the cost of the ingredients.
mine is six months old and the fruit just finally dropped out, i wouldn't be too worried at the 3 month mark. like someone said, relax, have a homebrew.
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Hangovers are the wrath of Grapes!
I have not made this in some time but I will say my two year old version was scored a 45 in competition by a well know and highly regarded national judge. The same batch at three years old with just a bit of additional spice blending took 2nd in Best of Show Mead in a fairly large comp. I had a few people who did not believe I made it with bread yeast.
If you are on the fence about trying this recipe do not hesitate. Follow the recipe to the letter and you will make something very pleasant.
My first attempt at any kind of brewing and so far so good at 30 days....cleared up very nicely! You can see my kitchen table and chairs through the mead!
Following directions is very important in achieving expected results.
Yeah... what a yutz.
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You are more likely to have a threesome with members of the Japanese women's curling team whilst spinning a plate on your head than you are likely to screw up a batch of JAOM.
YES, WE HAVE TRIED OTHER YEASTS! USE BREAD YEAST FOR JAOM!
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