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My Blackberry Honey Mead. Sat in Primary ONLY for 5 years. As of today its going to NHC. Personally, One of the best examples I've ever had.
 
Bottled Caramel Apple Mead
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Sample of the Caramel Apple Mead
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5 gallon batch of Joe's Ancient Orange Mead
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Bottled 5 gallon batch of JAOM
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Sample of my first batch of JAOM (from a 1 gallon batch)
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Ben's Ancient Orange Mead (modified recipe from JAOM)
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A simple mead recipe
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My Blackberry Honey Mead. Sat in Primary ONLY for 5 years. As of today its going to NHC. Personally, One of the best examples I've ever had.

Five years in primary?!?! Now you sir, have way more self control than I ever would. Unless of course it started as a 5 gallon batch and is now a 1 gallon batch ;)
 
JAOM on the right, finished tossing everything in a little over two hours ago. Grapefruit honey ale is on the left, got a couple weeks before it's ready for bottling.

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This mead was started on Feb 13 2012 and is as smooth as juice. Calculated at 16-18%abv

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Wish Ihad found this forum sooner! Worked around 8 gallons of basic mead, drank one (tasted like white wine, except the last bottle which tasted like true mead) and have just started filtering to give a crisp look (these were started on the 6th and 9th of March 2011)
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have the below still to clear and filter which should be happening tomorrow;
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Five years in primary?!?! Now you sir, have way more self control than I ever would. Unless of course it started as a 5 gallon batch and is now a 1 gallon batch ;)

All 5 Gallons are accounted for. I would have waited longer but I needed the carboy (its a 6.5 Gallon) for another beer.
 
5 years in primary...well, if that doesn't put the whole autolysis myth to rest, I don't know what will!


That is very true.

What I think is even better is the fact that I still have some of the original blackberry honey that I can do a side by side tasting with. Since this is a picture thread, here is one more.

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Wow they all look so tasty! Now if I could just speed time up to have mine ready to drink!
 
Come on guys I know there are more brewers out there post it up!!!
 
ctwtp said:
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a very young mead, still in primary.
no other ingredients except a lemon

That a five gallon batch? I've got an idea for a one gallon sweet tea mead, and I want to toss some lemon in. trying to figure out how much right now
 
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From left:

Simply Apple Cinnamon Cyser. 3.1 lbs Orange Blossom Honey. Lalvin KV-1116. Started March 4, 2012.

Dry Ancient Orange. 2.6 lbs Clover Honey. Lalvin D47. Started March 5, 2012.

Strawberry Melomel. 3.0 lbs Orange Blossom Honey. Lalvin KV-1116. Started January 9, 2012.
 
hmm...after 3 weeks, just racked for the first time - this one is dark!

Can't see any light through it from one of those massive spotlight-torches!


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My spiced autumn mead bout to finish primary of one month ( left), my recently bottled for aging buckwheat cyser ( middle), and my jaom using d47 bout 5 days into primary ( right)

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Tyrone said:
really? wow. I have meads I started in late Dec that are still not at FG and certainly not drinkable.. what yeast did you use?

Is it sweet or dry?

I used red star traditional active dry. And it's actually a Tad on the dry side
 
My Cinnamon Clove Christmas Cyser on the right. This was taken about 2 weeks into primary, I racked at 32 days into secondary and man is it HOT.

12 lbs clover honey, 8 cinnamon sticks, 12 crushed cloves, Lalvin D47.

EDIT: I also used unfiltered apple cider.

OG: 1.138
FG: 1.019
ABV: 15.5% (Standard Calculation), 18.1% (Alternate Calculation)

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