I started brewing mead (like a viking) and learned that in the USA you can legally brew up to 100 gallons of beer/mead/cider/wine per person per year (up to 200 gallons per house). Which is a lot to me, but you are not allowed to sell and don't even think about distilling spirits, the government loves their tax income and doesn't allow competition there.
I started brewing mead (like a viking) and learned that in the USA you can legally brew up to 100 gallons of beer/mead/cider/wine per person per year (up to 200 gallons per house). Which is a lot to me, but you are not allowed to sell and don't even think about distilling spirits, the government loves their tax income and doesn't allow competition there.
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Always wanted to try brewing something myself, but never got into it. I guess i can add it to New Year's resolution :D
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There are many paths to take, I got inspired by Patrick Rothfuss (https://blog.patrickrothfuss.com/2013/09/on-the-making-of-metheglin/). This quote from that blog summarized my feelings “Vikings made this, and I guarantee that they did not own a hydrometer. They just thumped it together in a barrel and then drank it and pillaged some shit.”
So I got a book (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/26483940-make-mead-like-a-viking) and started in my garage. I don't even use a thermometer :)
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thanks!
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Thank you!
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you are fantastic! and thanks for the chance
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Just trying to keep up with one public GA per day :)
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Thank you for the gift!
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