During her pregnancy the wife wanted me to brew up something she could enjoy afterwards during the hot summer. After the birth of our daughter Beowyn (for which this brew is named), we were able to crack open this wonderful beer which we have made many of since.
82% 9# 2 row
9% 1# rye malt...
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Thought I would post it just because I am proud of it. This is one of the meads I laid down a year ago open for the first time and getting the test. It was WONDERFUL! Looking forward to the other 39 bottles.
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For the pagan past I live and one day will die
Hold the heathen hammer high, never turn away
Ever true unto your forefathers stalwart stay
Hold the Heathen Hammer high with a battle cry
For the pagan past I live and one day will die
Hold the...
Thank you very much for the quick response. I will go over the list and hopefully learn more on the subject. As for when people ask me what type of beer I am currently serving or brewing I always just sort of give them a dumb look and say either Ale or Beer so it will be nice to actually have...
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The wife and I were talking about this the other day, she is a beer snob and I am just a beer enjoyer, however we got into knowing what type of a beer you have when you are mucking about with the recipes. How does one say it is a hefe or a wit or APA or what not. I...
DEAR GODS! You must tell me if this does work! I would love to brew 50+ gallon at a time. Hell and night I do not even need a wedding as a reason, just the thought of it is worth it. Where did you get a 50 gallon drum like that if I may ask.
Actually by "definition" it is a cyser, however, a "real mead" requires more honey to gallon ratio so I would just say it is a honey cider instead of a cyser. Either that or a honey apple wine.
Hailsa and blessings all. I thought is would be appropriate to stop lurking in the background and actually start to try taking part in the discussions. Blessings to you all and thanks for the help in the past.
Athair Fiach Dubh