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First time brewing mead and unsure whats happened?

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There's a theory that homebrew has some compounds that help metabolize the booze so hangovers are less potent but I'm sure that's not true. It's the elves that come to is at night only when we drink homebrew. That's what happens.


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mannye said:
There's a theory that homebrew has some compounds that help metabolize the booze so hangovers are less potent but I'm sure that's not true. It's the elves that come to is at night only when we drink homebrew. That's what happens.


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I think it's the yeast left.....B vitamins, and all, good for you, etc.... I decant carefully for guest pourings, but when left to my own devices (i.e. having one when no one is around), I'll drink it all, including bottle sludge....isn't pretty, makes ya gassy (understatement), but haven't had a hangover in decades
 
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