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For the novice or experienced mead maker this is a must have book. Fantastic and great book, for all ranges of the meadmaking.
Perfect for any amateur mead maker. Ken schramm's passion for meadmaking is evident, and infectious. I can't wait for my first batch to finish fermenting!
Supremely understandable, knowledgeable and relatable stories and lessons abound in this book. My current favorite section is the metheglin spice section.
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Most of the book is devoted to lengthy discussions about various fruits and spices, many entirely unrelated to mead. At one point the book mentions that you can keep fermentation going for 1-6 months but does not specify which is better. Poor writing ... Read More
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I am a novice at making mead and this book starts with the very basics to get you going.
A clear understanding of the history of mead and how it's component parts work together to produce a wonderful product.
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Love the book so far, only concern is that it looks like something ran it over shipping and nearly took off part of the cover.
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Easy to understand & gives the complete picture of what a mead is and how to work with honey. I've only found 3 books so far th... Read More
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Although this was written sometime ago, almost all of this is still applicable.
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He does recommend boiling or heating his honey in several spots in the recipe section, which is something i think even ken schramm has backed off of.
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I have to thank the r/mead community for recommending it.
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If in metro detroit you must visit his meadery.
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