Because I can never leave well enough alone, I decided to make 2 lime meads. Key limes and OBH were used with both, and no I started this with honey I already had not my new stock. In one I used water and the other I used coconut water. My game plan is to split them into 4 different batches and some spearment to some, light oak to others. I want to see the differences between the meads and what the different ingriedents bring to the mix. Later on I'll be doing this experment with mangos as well. Gonna need to find a way to use some of the fruit off our trees!
Key Lime Mead
4 lbs. OBH to 1096
Water to 1 and 3/4 gallons
Y/ N, DAP, Go Ferm, P/E
Juice & Zest from 6 Key Limes
Cotes des Blancs Yeast
Coconut Key Lime Mead
2 lbs. 13 oz. OBH to 1094
Coconut Water to 1 and 3/4 gallons
Y/ N, DAP, Go Ferm, P/E
Juice & Zest from 6 Key Limes
Cotes des Blancs Yeast
Since I've had challenges with this yeast in the past and because of the high acid in the limes I made a starter to help kick things off. Both are happily bubbling away and I'll need to add the next stage of nutrient later today.
VPC
Key Lime Mead
4 lbs. OBH to 1096
Water to 1 and 3/4 gallons
Y/ N, DAP, Go Ferm, P/E
Juice & Zest from 6 Key Limes
Cotes des Blancs Yeast
Coconut Key Lime Mead
2 lbs. 13 oz. OBH to 1094
Coconut Water to 1 and 3/4 gallons
Y/ N, DAP, Go Ferm, P/E
Juice & Zest from 6 Key Limes
Cotes des Blancs Yeast
Since I've had challenges with this yeast in the past and because of the high acid in the limes I made a starter to help kick things off. Both are happily bubbling away and I'll need to add the next stage of nutrient later today.
VPC