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  • June 16, 2023

    The Hydromel Series

    The Hydromel Series

    At one point during the Pandemic, while I was in community college, I decided to make a couple of session meads for easy content. I had been wanting to try some sparkling sessions, but really… I just didn’t have time to film/edit/etc. I made three different meads, in the course of several videos… which were…

  • June 9, 2023

    Simple Triple Berry Mead

    Simple Triple Berry Mead

    A lot of folks (for good reason) just want a simple, easy recipe to follow. A berry blend is pretty classic, and it’s so easy to pick up frozen mixes! At this point I still wasn’t steadily using nutrient additions, which I do highly recommend for better results! This is another one I would definitely…

  • June 2, 2023

    Peach Pie Mead

    Peach Pie Mead

    Peach pie… what’s not to love? This mead was super experimental for me, especially since I hadn’t really made much with spices. In this 1 gallon of mead I added a total of: 6 pounds peaches, 4 oz dried apricots, 1.8 oz brown sugar, 1 cinnamon stick, 1 nutmeg, ginger, cardamon, allspice berries, 1 clove,…

  • May 26, 2023

    Cherry Pomegranate Chocolate & Vanilla Mead

    Cherry Pomegranate Chocolate & Vanilla Mead

    This is hands down one of my absolute favorite meads that I’ve made! The flavor combination marries together so well. The most important thing to note about this… is how you add the chocolate and what form you use. I’ve been told by folks who use chocolate A LOT in their meads, that the best…

  • May 19, 2023

    Rosemary Raspberry Mead

    Rosemary Raspberry Mead

    Talk about a fun garden mead, the bright tartness from the raspberries really match well with the earthy rosemary. This mead is also sort of a landmark for me because it was after this that I started stabilizing. Until this point I just did my best to push my yeast to their limits, which really…

  • May 12, 2023

    Blueberry Acerglyn (Big Book of Mead Recipes)

    Blueberry Acerglyn (Big Book of Mead Recipes)

    Here’s the first recipe I attempted making (though I made a few changes). Instead of stabilizing… I didn’t, and I think that’s the largest change I made, besides perhaps the yeast. This recipe came from “The Big Book of Mead Recipes” by Robert Ratliff, which you can find here: https://bookshop.org/shop/faewoodmead This came out quite well…

  • May 5, 2023

    Mulberry Blueberry Mead

    Mulberry Blueberry Mead

    If you’re looking for some wild foraged ingredients, depending on where you live mulberries are a great option! Out here in Virginia they grow wild all over the place. I found a few trees where I lived in my neighborhood, and my dear friend Christina had a LUSCIOUS tree in her front yard I collected…

  • May 3, 2023

    Blackberry Lavender Vanilla Mead

    Blackberry Lavender Vanilla Mead

    Blackberry Lavender and Vanilla… sounds like a match made in heaven! I wish I could say that I made this mead successfully, but unfortunately, I haven’t yet. The reason for this, primarily, is that lavender is such a strong flavored flower, that it’s very easy to overpower your mead (which is what I did). You…

  • April 28, 2023

    Chouchen (A Druid/French Mead)

    Chouchen (A Druid/French Mead)

    The Chouchen is the 5th mead I made when I began my Mazer journey, and it’s still one of my absolute favorites! Not only is it a historical mead with a cool story, it’s easy to make and has a wonderful flavor! In this video I cover what I discovered about this interesting mead, but…

  • November 24, 2022

    Cranberry Sauce Mead

    Cranberry Sauce Mead

    Happy Holidays everyone! Now that cranberries are back in season, this is a mead I definitely plan on making again… in a larger quantity! This is such an easy recipe, all you need is to make a traditional mead base, and then rack it onto homemade cranberry sauce after fermentation. The flavors are so strong,…

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