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Honey is $15/80oz at Meijer (0.19/oz) and on $55/gallon on amazon (0.43). | Honey is $15/80oz at Meijer (0.19/oz) and on $55/gallon on amazon (0.43). | ||
Use 18 C honey for a 5 gallon batch. | |||
== Metheglin == | == Metheglin == | ||
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* vanilla | * vanilla | ||
* juniper (if I can find it) | * juniper (if I can find it) | ||
* fennel | |||
A handful of raspberries could add a great flavor and good color. I'd actually be inclined to add them after to keep more of the sweetness. Maybe backsweeten with a bit of maple syrup. | A handful of raspberries could add a great flavor and good color. I'd actually be inclined to add them after to keep more of the sweetness. Maybe backsweeten with a bit of maple syrup. | ||
[[Category:Wine]] | [[Category:Wine]] | ||
Revision as of 17:47, 6 November 2018
I want to try making this. Start with a one gallon batch then move up to 6 gallons.
Honey is $15/80oz at Meijer (0.19/oz) and on $55/gallon on amazon (0.43).
Use 18 C honey for a 5 gallon batch.
Metheglin
I'd also like to try making Metheglin, which is spiced mead. Here's what I ant to try
- cloves
- cinnamon
- orange zest
- vanilla
- juniper (if I can find it)
- fennel
A handful of raspberries could add a great flavor and good color. I'd actually be inclined to add them after to keep more of the sweetness. Maybe backsweeten with a bit of maple syrup.