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Meading in Montana

I’m spending a week on ‘vacation’ (in quotes because I’m never really on vacation, just on the computer less than usual) in Montana, about 30 minutes outside Great Falls. John & I were able to use a couple frequent flyer tickets (the only...

The NewBee Guide to Making Mead – Chapter 17: Aging and Oaking

Mead is basically a wine, and therefore does benefit from a certain amount of aging.  This is not to say that no Meads can be enjoyed within a few weeks of fermentation (see Joe’s Ancient Orange), but even these Meads will improve if given a little time to mature. ...

The NewBee Guide to Making Mead – Chapter 16: Siphoning

Siphoning is actually a very important part of brewing and therefore requires a little more attention.  It is during the siphoning that things can go horribly wrong if care is not taken.  Therefore, please follow the guidelines as closely as possible to...

International Mead Festival – 2006 Home Mead Competition

2006 International Mead Festival Home Mead Competition ResultsFebruary 10 2006The International Mead Festival held its first ever home competition this year. With 212 entries, this competition is the largest of its kind in the US. The results of the judging of this...