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<details text="Wherein I talk about booze..."><summary>Wherein I talk about booze...</summary>Getting interested in making mead again, for some reason.  I'd probably just start with a simple hydromel, but I have some ideas for what I want to try:
- Sharp methyglin - sharp spices, like cardamom, cinnimon, nutmeg, cloves (you know, chai spices)
- Smooth methyglin - smoother spices, like vanilla, almond extract, maybe dandylion flowers, maybe carob?  Chicory? Lemon balm?  Maple syrup?
- Herbal methyglin - yarrow, dandylion greens, basil, lemon balm, mints, wormwood(?), hyssop, you know, the plant stuff. (NB: <a href="http://www.livejournal.com/users/gv_ranna/56311.html">Herb beers</a>)
- Medicinal methyglin - 'cause, if you're gonna take meds, take them with booze!
- Simple cyser - cider-mead.  Ryan might like this.
- Some sort of melomel - dunno, just to try it.  I'm not really big on berries, but they seem popular.
- Tej or something - honey and hops.

The rest are just fanciful ideas:
- Theamel - TEA!  Earl grey, lady grey, vanilla russian caravan, french blend, maybe even green tea?
- Cafemel - hahaha, coffeemead!  Actually, I see a recipe for orange-coffee mead, and that might be good.  Also, a chocolate orange mead?  Thought chocolate, I'm not sure of.
- Floramel - flowers; lavender, rose, those things that used to grow outside the house on dartmouth?  Or maybe sweeter things, like dandylion flowers, meadowsweet, &amp;c.
- Nucumel - can you make tea out of nuts, like almonds and hazelnuts?
- Simple cyser - cider-mead.  Ryan might like this.
- Some sort of melomel - dunno, just to try it.  I'm not really big on berries, but they seem popular.
- Tej or something - honey and hops.

I'm not really too keen on the idea of milk or chocolate meads, but they may be worth trying.
<em>You know, you've not actually tried mead yet.  You're not even sure you'll like it.  Perhaps you should think about that first.</em>
Pish and, conversely, tosh.  How the hell do you think I get into all of my other obsessions?
<em>Point.  But your other obsessions might not take multiple months to brew.</em>
Point.

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			`<details text="Wherein I talk about booze..."><summary>Wherein I talk about booze...</summary>Getting interested in making mead again, for some reason. I'd probably just start with a simple hydromel, but I have some ideas for what I want to try:`
update from sparkleup 2020-04-25 06:10:06 +00:00			`- Sharp methyglin - sharp spices, like cardamom, cinnimon, nutmeg, cloves (you know, chai spices)`
			`- Smooth methyglin - smoother spices, like vanilla, almond extract, maybe dandylion flowers, maybe carob? Chicory? Lemon balm? Maple syrup?`
			`- Herbal methyglin - yarrow, dandylion greens, basil, lemon balm, mints, wormwood(?), hyssop, you know, the plant stuff. (NB: <a href="http://www.livejournal.com/users/gv_ranna/56311.html">Herb beers</a>)`
			`- Medicinal methyglin - 'cause, if you're gonna take meds, take them with booze!`
			`- Simple cyser - cider-mead. Ryan might like this.`
			`- Some sort of melomel - dunno, just to try it. I'm not really big on berries, but they seem popular.`
			`- Tej or something - honey and hops.`

			`The rest are just fanciful ideas:`
			`- Theamel - TEA! Earl grey, lady grey, vanilla russian caravan, french blend, maybe even green tea?`
			`- Cafemel - hahaha, coffeemead! Actually, I see a recipe for orange-coffee mead, and that might be good. Also, a chocolate orange mead? Thought chocolate, I'm not sure of.`
			`- Floramel - flowers; lavender, rose, those things that used to grow outside the house on dartmouth? Or maybe sweeter things, like dandylion flowers, meadowsweet, &c.`
			`- Nucumel - can you make tea out of nuts, like almonds and hazelnuts?`
			`- Simple cyser - cider-mead. Ryan might like this.`
			`- Some sort of melomel - dunno, just to try it. I'm not really big on berries, but they seem popular.`
			`- Tej or something - honey and hops.`

			`I'm not really too keen on the idea of milk or chocolate meads, but they may be worth trying.`
			`<em>You know, you've not actually tried mead yet. You're not even sure you'll like it. Perhaps you should think about that first.</em>`
			`Pish and, conversely, tosh. How the hell do you think I get into all of my other obsessions?`
			`<em>Point. But your other obsessions might not take multiple months to brew.</em>`
			`Point.`

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