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Figured that if I am going to post from time to time that it would be rude not to introduce myself.

My name is Greg, I am in Omaha, NE. I am 32, Married and a new father.

I started my mead making after I spent time in a Neo-Druid organization and watched a few of the members there do it. I continued doing it after I moved from the area and out here. Since then I hace made mead for local reenactment groups and for my own religious purposes. I have only brewed about 50 gals over all so far but since I retired from sword fighting, I have begun stepping up my brewing to keep me busy.

One for may favorate to brew is Cyser as I love all things apple.
 
Howdy and Welcome to Gotmead,

So . . . since you're a cyser hound like a lot of us here are, maybe you'll post up your favorite cyser recipe in the recipe section.

Cheers,

Oskaar
 
Hi Hi, and welcome to GM! :D This here's a fun group to pal around with. I'm Daniel..or Dan...or Danny, if yer Irish. ;)
 
Welcome to the forum!

Which reenactment groups? There are a number of our members who would be interested in knowing. Keep us posted on your batches, challenges, and lessons learned.

Wrathwilde
 
Welcome to the forums Greg!

Happy mazing,

Anthony

in Los Angeles
 
I spent some time in the SCA. Bloody Harlequins, Barony of the Angels, Caid. March of Alderford, Canton, Ohio and tried to get in with Barony of the Lonely Tower, Calontir. I was part of some local boffer groups (only day I had off was Sunday and they were the only fighting groups around)

Also grew up as a Buckskinners kid, so I know the Pre-1840's well.
 
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