I had a buddy that tried this with syrup from his families trees and he did not think much of it. He also made a standard mead and back sweetened it with maple syrup and that was wonderful. Did you use Grade A or Grade B? Grade B is darker and more flavorful so it might have more punch in the finished product.
In the Vorkosigan novels, the hero discovers that poor people living in the woods drink home-made fermented maple syrup mead. Since I've made mead before, and I tap my own maple syrup, I decided to give it a try. I didn't care for the results. I'd be curious to read any recipes for a good product. Good luck! -- Dagonell
We've made it a couple of times, and it can be really good!
Using a darker syrup is helpful, like Grade B. Also, in our experience the maple flavor wasn't very pronounced when the wine was newish, but got a lot more noticeable as it aged and mellowed.
But yeah- VERY tasty, and we should start another batch!
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Using a darker syrup is helpful, like Grade B. Also, in our experience the maple flavor wasn't very pronounced when the wine was newish, but got a lot more noticeable as it aged and mellowed.
But yeah- VERY tasty, and we should start another batch!
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