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Made JAOM 3 weeks ago

Discussion in 'Mead Forum' started by ericksoncl23, Jan 18, 2012.

 

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    ericksoncl23

    Member

    Posted Jan 18, 2012
    It's still bubbling like crazy. Is that normal? It's in the warmest part of my house. So it's around 68 degrees in there. The only thing I did differently from his recipe is to regular honey from the grocery store and not the clover honey.
     
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    mattne421

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Jan 19, 2012
    most grocery store honey is clover honey. but need not to fret about the bubbling. although its odd that its still going strong but many things could of caused the fermenting activity. as long as you used bread yeast, just wait until it clears up. the worst that can happen is it will have a higher abv
     
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    ericksoncl23

    Member

    Posted Jan 19, 2012
    Yep I used the bread yeast. Now the waiting game. Has anyone else had this happen?
     
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    CM4OSU

    Member

    Posted Jan 19, 2012
    Some cranberry melomel I started in early December(Dec10) is still rolling along. It did go dormant for a couple weeks while I had my AC off (vacation) though. So i guess that makes four weeks and counting of bubbles. However my take on the JAOM (apples instead of oranges) that I started the week before that one was done and cleared a couple days ago.

    I keep my house at the same temp or lower, so that might have something to do with it. The yeasts can't get too furious in there... I figure the baker's yeast might not be a very precise strain like brewer's yeasts are, so we both might have some super tolerant yeasts going on as well. That's my best guess, I'm no expert.
     
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