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Old 09-02-2008, 09:02 PM   #51
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how do u get the fruit out when ur one
A hanger works great.

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When you are One, you will no longer need to get the fruit out. Instead, you will come to realize that there is no fruit, and that it is yourself which is contained.
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Old 10-01-2008, 03:43 AM   #52
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Here it is. I didn't know which one was which...so I closed my eyes and chose. After cracking the bottle, there was no question that this is the Grapefruit mead.

The color is a beautiful...and CRYSTAL clear mead. I would not call it "Star Bright" or whatever the real judges call it, but it is as clear as it needs to be.
This mead is really gorgeous. It appears to have nice body and sheets down the glass when swirled, but really tries to hang on for all it's worth.

The taste is unmistakeably Grapefruit. It's crisp and clean, but I think it's too dry for me, as Grape Fruit has always been served to me with HEAPS of sugar. This is more true to the nature of fresh natural grapefruit. In smaller sips the "Pith" is apparent, but not over powering. In a good size swallow, it's not noticeable. The acid of the grapefruit along with it's nature hides the youth and the reported 20%+ abv pretty well.

My overall impression....This isn't my favorite mead, but it is definitely the Best CITRUS mead I've ever had. I was actually pretty anxious about a grapefruit mead. It isn't something that I'd even have considered, but I'm now quite glad to have a bottle, and really looking forward to the next bottle...although I don't have a clue what it is either.

Thanks Man! It has been a pleasure trying your mead. Job well done.
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It should taste extra good, you wouldn't believe what that bottle went through to get there. Well you as in BigKahuna would, but other ppl. You know.
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YUP....I saw the Mosquito Pass Pictures...I think that helped. I have a few bottles for you to take up there next summer
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And next summer I should have some more stuff for you to try, and this time I think Ill just drive to CO
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YUP....I saw the Mosquito Pass Pictures...I think that helped. I have a few bottles for you to take up there next summer
You know what would be cool, bury some bottles in the snow up there, take a gps reading and then come back and get them some time later.

They'd be as cold as the rockys and frost brewed at least.


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