Rasp_Brewer
Active Member
Hi all,
this is my first post I’m new to this site and hoping to use it as a way to connect with others who enjoy the craft of home brewing to learn and grow.
Today I started a spiced metheglin which I saw on city steading. This is my first time making a metheglin but not my first time making a mead (although I still am relatively new to this craft) I did slightly adjust the recipe to achieve a SG of 1.102 the highest SG I have done at this point I’m hoping for this to be on the sweet side. I used youngs wine yeast which I’ve stored in the freezer once opened as I’ve heard this makes it last longer. I’m aiming to age this until this time next year as the spices I used are sort of autum / Christmas that being dried all spice berries, cinnamon stick and whole cloves and like CS I used orange blossom honey found recently at Asda with raisins, orange zest and black tea for the tannins.
I will update this thread with its progress for those who may be interested anyway if you’ve made it this far thanks for reading.
this is my first post I’m new to this site and hoping to use it as a way to connect with others who enjoy the craft of home brewing to learn and grow.
Today I started a spiced metheglin which I saw on city steading. This is my first time making a metheglin but not my first time making a mead (although I still am relatively new to this craft) I did slightly adjust the recipe to achieve a SG of 1.102 the highest SG I have done at this point I’m hoping for this to be on the sweet side. I used youngs wine yeast which I’ve stored in the freezer once opened as I’ve heard this makes it last longer. I’m aiming to age this until this time next year as the spices I used are sort of autum / Christmas that being dried all spice berries, cinnamon stick and whole cloves and like CS I used orange blossom honey found recently at Asda with raisins, orange zest and black tea for the tannins.
I will update this thread with its progress for those who may be interested anyway if you’ve made it this far thanks for reading.