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  1. sheepcat

    How many gallons of Mead 2014 Edition!

    5 gallons of apple pie cyser 5 gallons of multiberry melomel 5 gallons of JOAM-ish (wine yeast) 5 gallons of BOMM 1 gallon of chocolate cherry cafemel ______________________ 827.8 +21 _____ 848.8
  2. sheepcat

    Question about starters

    Hey all. I'm looking to make a five gallon BOMM, and so I've got the 1388 packet, honey, water, and goferm all fizzing away in a one liter bottle, stirring/swirling occasionally (perhaps one day to go for the stir plate!). I've never worked with a starter before. How long to I let this go...
  3. sheepcat

    How can I start a stalled ferment in my mead?

    You could try a "killer yeast" strain, like 1118.
  4. sheepcat

    Mead question

    Fermented over a year? That seems like a really long time. Was it sitting on lees the whole time? That can be an issue. Generally though, any hot tastes are going to be the result of fermentation issues- temperature, nutrients, ph, leaving on lees, etc. If you post more information about...
  5. sheepcat

    Coffee Mead - Primary or secondary?

    I'm curious about this. Can one just substitute coffee for water in the primary? Does that lead to too strong a drink in the end?
  6. sheepcat

    Fermax vs. Fermaid

    Hey all, new meadmaker here. I've made russ w.'s apple pie cyser, and looking to move on to some other recipes. I've got a decent block of Fermax, but I see many recipes that call for fermaid k. Could someone help me understand the difference? Information is somewhat hard to come by...
  7. sheepcat

    Apple Pie Cyser

    I made this recipe too- turned out great. I used brown sugar for carbonation, and added a little extra apple pie spice. One oughtn't worry too much about brown or white sugar. In a pinch, add a little molasses to make up the difference, but as you've found, it shouldn't be too much of a...
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