Mead from the grainfather

[David1976]

I am a semi commercial beekeeper and have bought myself a grainfather g30 to try my hand at mead, my preference for a higher abs.

Does anyone have any trusted and tasty recipes they would recommend in such a setup?

Cheers.

 

[MashBag]

David.

I am confused.
Mead is from honey.
Beer is from grain.

What do you want to make?

 

[Chippy_Tea]

I am a semi commercial beekeeper and have bought myself a grainfather g30 to try my hand at mead, my preference for a higher abs.

You don't need an all in one to make mead?

 

[David1976]

David.

I am confused.
Mead is from honey.
Beer is from grain.

What do you want to make?

Well I will be making both and I am aware of the difference. As this is a mead section, I posted the question here.

 

[David1976]

You don't need an all in one to make mead?

I know, you also don't for beer however I thought I'd ask in the mead section, in case anyone had.

 

[MashBag]

What recipe are you looking for?

 

[Chippy_Tea]

I know, you also don't for beer however I thought I'd ask in the mead section, in case anyone had.

The confusion set in when you said " i bought myself a grainfather g30 to try my hand at mead" we thought you bought it just to make mead.

You are correct you dont "need" an all in one to brew beer you can make it without as they did all those years before they were invented but they do make the brewing process a lot quicker and less hands on, you definite dont need one for mead or wine making as there is no need to boil the honey or juice.