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The NewBee Guide to Making Mead – Chapter 14: Into the Fermenter

At this point, you should have the following ready to go: Boiled or pasteurized Must (or warm water and honey if using the no-heat method). Additional Ingredients prepared. Rehydrated yeast or prepared liquid Yeast. Sanitized fermentation vessel. Sanitized additional...

The NewBee Guide to Making Mead – Chapter 12: Sanitation

Probably the most important aspect of home brewing is sanitation.  If you are not starting with a clean environment, you may find yourself brewing some fairly nasty concoctions.  One of the worst things a home brewer has to face is the prospect of pouring 5 gallons of...
Pirtle Winery – A Midwest Honey

Pirtle Winery – A Midwest Honey

While visiting my uncle in Kansas City in May of 2005, I was fortunate to be able to take a trip over the Mississippi River to Weston, MO, the home of Pirtle Winery. Located just a little over a half hour from the Kansas/Missouri border, Weston is a sleepy little town...

Judging Mead

Judging MeadBy Dewy M. Caron, Ph.DAmerican Meadmaker, Vol 2, #2, Fall/Winter 1987(reprinted with permission from the author) Annually there are several shows that require the services of a trained mead judge in the Eastern United States. Unfortunately, the...

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