Put the syrup into a clean, sanitized one-gallon glass jar and rack the mead into it. Give it a gentle swirl to mix thoroughly. Install a clean, sanitized airlock in the sweetened …
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1 Gallon Container 2 to 3 cups of Honey 1 Large Pot 1-2 Tea Bags (We recommend black tea to start — but the recipe will work with any kind of tea, and it can also …
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Basic Sweet Mead. A low-key, one-gallon (3.8-L) batch of mead. This is a great recipe to experiment with several different honey varietals for comparison sake. Traditional Mead …
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Shake the mixture for about 10 minutes to make sure it’s aerated. Now pour the yeast into the mix. Place the rubber bung in the opening of the carboy. Fill the airlock with water about half …
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Add the boiled rhubarb water to fermentor after it has cooled to ~120-130F. Warm jar (s) of honey. Add honey to warm water in fermentor. Top off fermentor with cold water to …
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1 gallon non-chlorinated water ¼-2 cups chopped fresh fruit (optional) lemons, oranges, raspberries, marionberries etc 1-2 tablespoons whole spices (optional) cloves, …
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Standard Mead Hairy Vetch Traditional Mead (1 gallon recipe) OG: 1.112 (26.4°Bx) FG: 1.045 (11.2°Bx) SAVE RECIPE Login or join to save this recipe Mark as Brewed Login or join to …
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Step 3: Add Delicious Honey. The general Mead rule is 3 pounds of honey per gallon. So whatever size you're making, just scale it up. 1 pound of honey is approximately 1 1/3 cups. …
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Peppermint Mead Recipe. 1/2 Gallon of Water. 1/2 Gallon of Peppermint Tea. 2 Pounds of Clover Honey. 30 Full Sized Candy Canes (Boiled in the water) 2 Grams of Lalvin EC-1118 …
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Step 1: After sanitizing all the containers, you need to put the first half of apple juice (approximately 1.5 gallons) in your fermentation vessel primarily. Step 2: Take another …
Steps: Using a stockpot, heat 2/3 gallon of water and allow it to boil. Once the water is at a steady, rolling boil, remove the stockpot from the stove. Add the raisins and chamomile to the …
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Cut up a pound of dark cherries and place it into a 1 gallon carboy. Add pectic enzyme to your cherries to break down the cherries. Transfer mead on top of cherries in 1 gallon carboy. Fill …
INGREDIENTS for each gallon of mead to be made: 2 1/2 to 3 lbs. (about 26 – 32 fl. oz.) unprocessed honey (dry to semi-sweet) Water to one gallon (Specific Gravity – 1.085 – 1.105) …
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1st. time effort at making 1 gallon of mead. Steps leading up to primary fermentation.Note: I am not a professional winemaker. I hold no responsibility if th
Nov 9, 2017 - 1 Gallon Batch of Cherry Mead (Cherry Melomel): I have been making mead for about 4 years now and this is probably one of my favorite batches that I have made. This …
Step 2: Making the mead. These instructions produce a light session mead at around 4%, this means we’re going to start with 150g of honey per litre (so for 5 litres that’s 750g). Add 5 litres …
Making 1-gallon mead requires only the essential equipment and basic techniques, so it is not too overwhelming for newbies. Here are small-batch mead recipes that you can try to help begin your learning process. This 1-gallon mead recipe uses the most basic mead ingredients, which you can easily find in your very own kitchen.
(Another good option is to use 1/2 Gallon of Water & 1/2 Gallon of Blueberry Juice if you have it) 3 Pounds of any honey 2 Grams Lalvin EC-1118 or any wine yeast 3 Pounds of Blueberries (in the secondary) (Follow the general mead making instructions below to make this mead)
For dry mead, add 2 cups of honey. For semi-dry mead, add 2.25 cups honey. For semi-sweet mead, add 2.5 cups of honey. For sweet mead, add 2.75 cups of honey. And for extra sweet mead, add 3 cups of honey. Dissolve your honey in the tea, and let the mixture cool until room temperature. Pour your tea into your gallon jug once cooled.
Sulphites are commonly used in wine and cider production. Simply dissolve your honey and tablets in a small volume of hot water, and pour as much as you like into your mead. You should now have a 4-5 litre semi-sweet non-carbonated mead at 4% ABV.