hist-brewing: Melomel with Leatherwood honey

[WyteRayven at aol.com]

I know you werent talking to me,  but....

I just purchased a small container of Leatherwood honey. I have always been
curious about it, but it is very expensive. This container holds maybe 1 / 2
to 3 / 4 of a cup of honey and cost close to $9. I'm glad I have tried it,
but have found that I dont care for it. It has a bitter undertone, and is on
the grainy side. I would call it a strong flavored honey

The container says that it is raw and unfiltered, and it is not supposed to
have any additives. 

Dawn
 
In a message dated Mon, 5 Feb 2001  5:33:35 PM Eastern Standard Time,
NeophyteSG at aol.com writes:

<< In a message dated 2/5/01 1:05:17 PM Pacific Standard Time,   
lunica at ozemail.com.au writes:  
  
  
 <snip>
>... something to drink while I wait   
>for the wines and meads to come of age. BTW, what's >the leatherwood honey  
>taste like? Strong or mild?  
>  
>Shawn


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