Maple Syrup Wine

Feb 11, 2012 23:37

So I just thought I would share my latest experiment ( Read more... )

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lucfia February 12 2012, 01:00:58 UTC
i'd like to try this - what site did youuse to get the maple syrup?

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luchog February 12 2012, 03:32:23 UTC
One of my local beer shops carries a maple syrup mead; so it can definitely be done. Should turn out well.

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brother_dour February 12 2012, 06:21:43 UTC
Yeah, in all practicality it shouldn't be appreciably different than honey...

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healingheel February 12 2012, 06:31:06 UTC
I've done it and it comes out quite 'hot' and thin - more like a schnapps. It tastes great on ice-cream, etc, but as a wine, not so much (IMHO of ocurse). Instead when I get a 'deal' on some, I reserve it for a light beer, or cider, where I can taste it well enough.
I've had some excellent spirit made from the ferment - white-lightening style (no oak) but still a woody, excellent tastiness. So if you know anyone with a still...

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cissa February 18 2012, 22:09:27 UTC
If you let it age more, it gets less "hot" and more rich-tasting- or, that's what we've found.

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dredpirateleena February 12 2012, 08:27:05 UTC
This sounds fantastic! I hope it turns out well, and I'm definately keeping an eye out for the finished product in future.

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the_hat February 12 2012, 12:00:25 UTC
cissa February 18 2012, 22:10:28 UTC
I'd be concerned that the pronounced taste of honey would drown out the more subtle maple flavor, especially if you are using Grade A syrups, which are the kind that's generally easier to find.

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