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- Served in the Marines for 4 years, now working an IT job in Iowa and getting ready to add to the family. Looking to start brewing mead this winter.
- paintball,guns,gaming,camping,boating,etc
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- Aaron
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- Have yet to start, planning on buying a home brew kit soon. Friends of mine brew their own beer, I want to start brewing mead as it's somewhat of a rare commodity currently... and is delicious!
- Mead of some kind
- TBD
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- IA
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Posted in thread: Joe's Ancient Orange Mead on 03-06-2012 at 03:15 AM
Just bottled my first 2 gallon batch of this. Since I'm a bit impatient and didn't want to wait
for the possible bitterness from the orange peels to peter out, I peeled my oranges before
adding them i...Posted in thread: Selling homebrew? on 02-07-2012 at 05:47 PM
Ok, sorry to raise this thing from the dead yet again, but I was looking for answers on this
today - found this thread first, and found this extremely useful link second: the most
official thing I ca...Posted in thread: Braggot question on 01-26-2012 at 07:21 PM
Yeah, the one week is probably shorter than it should be, I'd give just about any beer at least
two weeks. With bottle carbonation it's impossible to get rid of sediment altogether, you can
reduce it ...Posted in thread: Braggot question on 01-26-2012 at 07:01 PM
Ok, a little background - Got a Mr. Beer kit for christmas, it came with a pale ale extract and
all the other goodies to brew your first batch. I noticed that the ingredients provided would
only put t...Posted in thread: First time mead maker and i need help! on 01-26-2012 at 07:00 PM
Not really a boo boo. That's more of the older method of mead making. Most folks these days
aren't heating honey at all, let alone boiling....Well, if it's store bought honey then it's
probably alread...Posted in thread: Fermentation time on braggots? on 01-26-2012 at 06:43 PM
6.6 lbs of light malt extract (picked up from my local homebrew store)6 lbs clover honey2/3 cup
sugar4 gallons water + any extra to fill batch to 5 gallons11 g Nottingham ale yeastStarted
this batch o...Posted in thread: Questions on my first batch on 11-25-2011 at 09:29 PM
Maybe for a batch that small, a careful pour would be a better way to transfer into a
secondary. My true curiosity is what would you use for a secondary?To respond to your question,
my (limited) under...Posted in thread: Questions on my first batch on 11-25-2011 at 01:57 PM
Are you planning on racking to a secondary?Not sure, that hose on there is pretty tiny, not
sure what I'd do for a filter on it... You think it'd be a good idea since I used the bread
yeast though?Posted in thread: Questions on my first batch on 11-24-2011 at 02:20 PM
Oh yeah, definitely plan on making bigger batches :DPosted in thread: Questions on my first batch on 11-23-2011 at 05:17 PM
Gotcha, yeah it's being stored in a cabinet at room temperature. I'd consider finished as
"ready to drink". I'm not worried about it being done quickly or anything, just curious
:)Here's a pic of my s...
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