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    Smoked Mead

    I ended up smoking my honey with peat. When racking to secondary, it smelled INCREDIBLE. I wasnt sure how well the honey would pick up the smoke, but it sure did the job. I racked it onto some medium toast oak chips, a vanilla bean and a few orange slices. Its just starting to clear up, and came...
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    Salt in Mead?

    Im thinking of making a 1 gallon batch of dark honey, steeped rauchbier malt, a little bit of smoked brown sugar, and a portion of the honey used caramelized. Probably throw in some hops to offset the sweetness. Salt in secondary once fermentation has ceased. Im going for a smokey bacon flavor...
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    Salt in Mead?

    Im currently bored at work and thinking about future mead experiments. Has anyone ever tried adding salt to Mead? I figure sweet/salty is a classic flavor combination, and am contemplating adding some smoked salt to my next batch. I assume salt in primary during fermentation might not be good...
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    What to do with leftover yeast

    Hey fellas. I will be pitching half a tube of sweet mead yeast into my last 1 gallon batch today. I will have half a tube left, and hate to see it go to waste.....is there anything I can pitch it into just to kind of screw around? I have a gallon carboy free and a grocery store down the street.
  5. R

    Smoked Honey Mead

    Yeah, hence the small batches.
  6. R

    Smoked Honey Mead

    Yeah. Honey is super dense, so the smoke does not permeate too far in. I did a one gallon batch of each, so I only used about 3 lbs of honey per batch. In the glass pan the honey was about 1 1/2 inches deep. Im going to look for a larger pan for next time.
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    Smoked Honey Mead

    I just racked 2 smoked meads into secondary today. The first was cold smoked over applewood, the second over peat moss. I simply took a large stprage container and placed it outside. For the applewood mead, I poured a jug of honey that had been soaking in hot water into a glass baking pan. I...
  8. R

    Smoked Mead

    That sounds interesting. Any specific place you buy that tea? Ive never heard of it, but it sounds pretty good.
  9. R

    Smoked Mead

    Will do. Im going to attempt this in a few weeks, so I will post an update. Im curious to see what smoked honey tastes like on its own. Im going to try some on toast. Who knows, maybe this will lead to a condiment revolution :ban:
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    Smoked Mead

    Thanks! Yeah, I definitely do not want to overdo it....this is more of an experimental batch. I absolutely LOVE rauchbiers. Those are made with smoked malts (usually beechwood smoked I believe). I really want to get some nice peaty flavors into the mead to mimic scotch. Soaking the chips in...
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    Smoked Mead

    Hello all. I am pretty new to the mead brewing community, but after a few simple mead batches, I am ready to start experimenting. I want to do a 1 gallon batch of smoked mead, with the ultimate goal of having a mead that mirrors a lot of the flavors found in Islay single malt scotches such as...
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