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    Medieval Burnt Mead!

    Does anyone have a percentage of how much of the honey is fermentable after it is burnt? I'm on my second batch and it really starts off slow compared to other meads. I even added in burnt honey at the end to ensure my yeast had something to eat. I'm worried it might be a ph issue as well...
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    Mint

    I would like to add mint to a lime mead. I'm hoping to make a Mojito mead. Does anyone have suggestions on what types of mint work best. Or more importantly, what method works best for putting mint flavor into the mead without a lot of leaf matter as well? At At
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    Medieval Burnt Mead!

    I want to +1 on doing this outside. In fact, it is best outside during the winter. The bees can be overwhelming. My garage stunk for weeks after boiling the bochet.
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    looking for an Agave/Tequila mead and a lemon/lime citrus mead.

    Light or amber works too. Of you want a more robust taste go for it!
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    looking for an Agave/Tequila mead and a lemon/lime citrus mead.

    I have made a margarita mead and it has placed in competition. While I like mine to be fairly sweet I will leave the balance to you. The 2 keys with me are: 1. Don't use too much Agave. I use 10% or less Agave of my sugar make up. 50% or more will make it "slimy." 2. I use bottled key lime...
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