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He's got a nice little lineup of meads out for sale. Unfortunately, it's all a little hot because of the nature of mead. What startup business can afford to sit on it's product for the five years plus it takes before meads lose that medicinal hotness?
If it takes 5 years to lose it's hotness, you're doing it wrong. Sacchromyces is getting his drinkable in ~6 weeks. Staggered nutrient additions and filtering goes a long ways...
This one was made in January 10, 2010; hit FG by February 12, and had cleared by May.
Good for you though AZ. You were judged by someone who knows what they are judging. Let's face it, 95% of the time mead gets judged by beer guys who have a light day as skiffs. "Hey Joe, since you are only judging light lagers and milds today, can you and Fred do the meads too?"
The best part is that I took incredibly detailed notes during the creation of this beast (rare for me, since I'm lazy), so I can actually make it again. It was cool to have a pro-mazer say "don't change a thing, and let's chat more about this recipe."
And just ignore Rick, we all do.
Noted.