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  • [[Image:Mead-1-.jpg|right|Mead is made from Honey, Water, and Yeast‎]] Mead is a [[fermented beverage]] made from honey. It generally has a higher alc
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  • .... However, unless the bottles are chilled at the appropriate point in the fermentation to stop the yeast from continuing, the bottles will become overcarbonated a In brewing [[beer]], the [[carbon dioxide]] produced by [[primary fermentation]] is allowed to escape through an [[airlock]], [[blowoff tube]], or loose l
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  • [[Category:Mead]] [[Category:Mead equipment]]
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  • Attenuation: 73-80% Flocculation: Medium Optimum Fermentation Temperature: 68-73°F Alcohol Tolerance: High Attenuation: 63-70% Flocculation: Very High Optimum Fermentation Temperature: 65-68°F Alcohol Tolerance: Medium
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  • [[Category:Mead]] [[Category:Mead equipment]]
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  • '''Yeast''' is a single-celled organism used to create [[beer]], [[wine]], [[mead]], [[cider]], and most other [[fermented beverages]]. Yeast converts [[sug ...these "grains". The typical amount of dried yeast needed for a successful fermentation is approximately 1 to 2 packets to 5 US gallons of wort, but the amount of
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  • [[Category:Mead]] [[Category:Mead equipment]]
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  • [[Category:Mead]] [[Category:Mead styles]]
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  • Wine is an alcoholic beverage made by the [[fermentation]] of grapes or other fruit. Wine made from fruit other than grapes is now ...term for any fermented beverage that cannot be classified as [[beer]] or [[mead]].
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  • [[Category:Mead]] [[Category:Mead equipment]]
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  • ...conditioning]]. This means that the yeast will have carried out a small [[fermentation]] in the [[bottle]], resulting in natural [[carbonation]] but also leaving ...skills you need to make plenty of other [[fermented beverages]], such as [[mead]], [[wine]], [[cider]], or [[sake]]. Or you might want to try your hand at
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  • [[Category:Mead]] [[Category:Mead equipment]]
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  • [[Category:Mead]] [[Category:Mead ingredients]]
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  • [[Category:Mead]] [[Category:Mead equipment]]
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  • [[Category:Mead]] ...is no way a home fermenter can create dangerous levels of methanol during fermentation through contamination or any other means.
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  • [[Category:Mead]] [[Category:Mead styles]]
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  • [[Category:Mead]] [[Category:Mead styles]]
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