Recently started homebrewing with mead and I've been enjoying the hobby and all I've been learning. Read some (very) old threads from here to influence where I'm taking some of my next batches : ) I've been into mead for a little while, mostly thanks to the nearby Viking Alchemist Meadery because I enjoyed going to their taproom occasionally to chat and try a bunch of flavors they have on tap.
Hey from (near) Atlanta
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Welcome to the hobby!
Welcome to the hobby!
Welcome fellow Georgian! Originally, but not current 
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Welcome from Missouri!
Welcome from NC.
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Welcome to the forum from NY. Following a small batch of sauerkraut (my first adventure into fermentation) I made a couple gallons of mead. Though I had always wanted to brew beer mead was the natural next step. I have some honeysuckle mead finishing up right now. Enjoy yourself.
