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57884DU:Layout 14/20/099:42 Rampage 1Winter 2009An annual publication of the Friends of Mead Hall Drew UniversityCONTENTS 2 Message from the Board 3 An Invitation to Visit Mead Hall 4 Highlight of

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1. Start by selecting a suitable container for the walk through mead, such as a glass or ceramic jar.
2. Sanitize the container to ensure it is clean and free from any contaminants.
3. Measure the desired amount of honey for your mead recipe. The amount may vary depending on the batch size you want.
4. Heat a small amount of water in a saucepan and dissolve the honey in it. This creates a honey syrup that will be the base of your mead.
5. Allow the honey syrup to cool to room temperature before adding it to the container.
6. Add any additional flavorings or ingredients you wish to include in your mead, such as fruits, spices, or yeast nutrients.
7. Fill the container with water, leaving some headspace at the top for fermentation activity.
8. Stir the mixture well to ensure all ingredients are thoroughly combined.
9. Cover the container with an airlock or tightly fitted lid to allow gases to escape during fermentation.
10. Place the container in a cool, dark location and allow it to ferment for several weeks or months, depending on your desired strength and flavor.
11. Monitor the mead regularly, checking for signs of fermentation activity and any potential issues.
12. Once fermentation is complete, you can choose to age the mead further or bottle it for consumption.
13. Enjoy your homemade walk through mead!

Who needs a walk through mead?

1. Anyone who appreciates homemade fermented beverages.
2. Those who enjoy the process of brewing their own mead.
3. Individuals who want to try a unique and ancient beverage.
4. People who prefer natural, homemade alternatives to store-bought drinks.
5. Beer and wine enthusiasts looking to expand their brewing skills.
6. Those interested in exploring different flavors and ingredients in their beverages.

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