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An Article on the Mead Making Process - H. E. Bravery
An Article on the Mead Making Process
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H. E. Bravery
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Contents
An Introduction
Recipes for Mead
An Introduction
As I have written elsewhere, mead is one of the oldest alcoholic drinks known to man.
In the early days wild bees were the only source of honey and with this honey some sort of crude mead was made. Today with bee-keeping on the increase and with the commercial production of honey it is only natural that mead making should also increase.
Mead may be bought from any wine merchant, the price ranging from about eight to twelve shillings a bottle. These are, as one would expect, the very finest meads. But it does not mean that you would like them. You will probably prefer your own once you get used to making it. As one who makes enormous quantities of all kinds of wines, I can assure you that I prefer my own to commercial products – except for the very finest sherries which amateurs cannot successfully imitate.
The honey for mead making is best obtained direct from a bee-keeper in the area in which you live, and you will be surprised how many there are when you begin to make enquiries. Solidified honey is not suitable as this is