It's a Belgian triple that had strong caramel notes so I decided to add apples and honey to see if I could get it to taste like a caramel apple. Well see what happens! :mug:
Update: I back sweetened with honey and let it sit for two more weeks. After that I racked it and added one camden table. I tasted it and tasted AWESOME!
Now I will let it sit until it clear.
It's sour, it may be yeast, but I don't know how yeast tastes like. First racking was to get rid of the fruit, second was to get rid of lees and add more fruit. This last one was to get rid of the previous fruit. I ran it all through a fine mesh hops bag.
When I rack it I siphon it to a...
So here we are at the third racking. It taste sour and Gravity is at 1.000. I added more balckberries to the blackberry one and left the apple/pear alone. This mead is two months old.
Is this normal or a sign of infection?
Recipe is 10 lbs of honey, three vanilla beans, and dried sweet orange peel. Pitched with white labs sweet mead yeast on five gallons of spring water.