Homecraft Mead Making Kit

Description

Homecraft Mead Making Kit

Unlock the ancient art of mead making with our homecraft mead making kit. Perfect for beginners and enthusiasts, this comprehensive kit includes everything you need to brew delicious, homemade mead. Our kit features high-quality equipment, premium ingredients, and detailed instructions, ensuring a seamless brewing experience.

Equipment included:

• 1 Gallon Demijohn
• Suresan No Rinse Sanitiser
• Airlock
• Syphon Kit
• Hydrometer
• Full Instructions
• Recipes
• LCD Thermometer
• T-Bag for Spiced Infusion
• 6 x Bottle Labels

Ingredients Included in the Mead Kit:

• Yeast
• Yeast Nutrient
• Acid Blend
• Tannin
• Stabiliser
• Finings
• Metheglin Spiced Mead Infusion Blend

Honey not included in the kit.

Why Choose Our Mead Kit?

• Premium Quality: Our kit includes top-notch equipment and ingredients for exceptional results.
• Easy to Use: Step-by-step instructions make mead making accessible to everyone.
• Complete Package: No need to buy anything extra; our kit has it all.
• Perfect Gift: Ideal for hobbyists and craft brew lovers.

How many gallons does this kit make?

The fermentation pack contains enough ingredients for a 1-gallon batch. To make more, you’ll need to purchase additional recipe kits, but you won’t have to invest in new equipment.

Special Offers

Why not add the book “The Art of Mead Making: A Comprehensive Guide” to your order. Select the mead book as an option to receive the book at a discount of the RRP.

Start Your Brewing Journey

Experience the satisfaction of crafting your own mead. Whether you’re new to brewing or looking to expand your skills, the Homecraft Mead Making Kit is your gateway to delicious, homemade mead. Join the ranks of mead makers and enjoy the rich, historical beverage right from your kitchen.

Shop now and embark on your mead making adventure!

What is Mead?

We get asked a lot if mead is beer or wine, and technically, it’s neither. To be a beer, the sugar from malted grain is fermented into alcohol. A Wine ferments the sugar from fruits. As mead uses the sugar from honey, it’s a category all on its own. And let’s not forget that because the flowers bees visit help create variations in the flavour of honey, each and every mead can be unique too. Try clover honey with its light golden colour, to give the slightest hint of cinnamon notes or buckwheat honey for a dark robust almost molasses flavour. And of course, if you can get it, local wildflower honey will be distinct to your area too.

There are endless recipes that combine the best of the mead flavour with wine and beer-making techniques too. In Lithuania, they use grains and honey to make “Midus” a slightly bitter, medium-sweet drink that uses honey, grains and fruits and herbs.

To find out more, read our blog.