hist-brewing: mead clarity
Gregory Rehm
greg at turnpoint.net
Mon Feb 7 23:05:06 PST 2000
I've added orange zest in the way described, and was dissatisfied with the
results. I thought I hit the strength of orange character I wanted right on
the nose in my pre-tasting. After fermentation, however, the orange
character was diminished to well below what I wanted. I had anticipated
some reduction, but not enough. Next time, I plan on adding to the
secondary. I could just add more to the primary, but that's hard to target
enough overhead of spice.
Greg
----- Original Message -----
From: <PBLoomis at aol.com>
> In a message dated 02/07/2000 1:39:48 PM EST, asmgooch at stratos.net writes:
>
> > I have always boiled my honey and have had only one problem with clarity
and
> > that was due to what I used in the flavoring. I have found it best to
boil
> > and while it sits to cool I put my flavors in so as to help kill the
> > bacteria.( at least that is my way of thinking )
> >
> That's a good point. I've been told, when adding orange zest, to
> add wait until you rack to the secondary. Anybody else care to comment
> on this?
> Scotti
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