What's everyone up to right now?

[*Deidre*]

Trying a glass of white moonshine.  It's not what I expected.  It's very sweet.

I’ve tried that before and it’s not really my thing, either. I remember getting drunk off very little lol

[freakygin]

Trying a glass of white moonshine.  It's not what I expected.  It's very sweet.

Interesting... Perhaps I should try that...

My first drink when I'm just a teenager was Cointreau
It's like my first love ever since

Then, as I got older, I tried Whiskey because I thought ordering "Whiskey, neat" would be considered as classy...
Not my cup of tea..
Tried Vodka, Tequila, Gin, Rum
Gin & Rum is definitely my poison, but expensive as hell in here.
Because recently, those damn muslim made it really hard to purchase a decent booze
Even beer is not allowed in convenience store, because It's "haram"...
But cheating or marrying up to 4 wives is absolutely halal tho~

Now I'm sticking to cheap local booze
After playing Assassin's Creed Valhalla, I'm wondering how Mead taste like..

[Jackalope]

Resting in Burbank overnight. It took us nearly 8 hours to cover the 400 miles between north Phoenix and here. Even with air-conditioning, driving in 115+ degree heat gets old pretty fast.

[Astreja]

After playing Assassin's Creed Valhalla, I'm wondering how Mead taste like...

I brew mead. If you use the right yeast (I prefer Lalvin EC-1118 champagne yeast), it's not particularly sweet - think of a mild, rounded white wine that's perhaps a 2 on the sweetness scale.

A mild, rounded white wine that has the overall effect of a brick hidden inside a velvet glove. Especially if you drink a whole pint of it at a sitting.

I'm currently sitting here finishing off a can of nonalcoholic IPA and winding down for the evening. The day's activities: Mortising a couple of cabinet hinges; reading (getting near the end of George Eliot's Middlemarch); knitting; practicing clarinet; and working on a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle that features Tiamat.)

[awty]

After playing Assassin's Creed Valhalla, I'm wondering how Mead taste like...

I brew mead.  If you use the right yeast (I prefer Lalvin EC-1118 champagne yeast), it's not particularly sweet - think of a mild, rounded white wine that's perhaps a 2 on the sweetness scale.

A mild, rounded white wine that has the overall effect of a brick hidden inside a velvet glove.  Especially if you drink a whole pint of it at a sitting.  

I'm currently sitting here finishing off a can of nonalcoholic IPA and winding down for the evening.  The day's activities:  Mortising a couple of cabinet hinges; reading (getting near the end of George Eliot's Middlemarch); knitting; practicing clarinet; and working on a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle that features Tiamat.)

You seem to always be up to interesting and varied things.  

[freakygin]

After playing Assassin's Creed Valhalla, I'm wondering how Mead taste like...

I brew mead.  If you use the right yeast (I prefer Lalvin EC-1118 champagne yeast), it's not particularly sweet - think of a mild, rounded white wine that's perhaps a 2 on the sweetness scale.

Question (Raising my hand)
Can I use baker's yeast to brew decent Mead?

And heyy.. I think I recognize you...
Greetings..

You were also there at that whywontgodhealamputees forum, didn't you?
That was my first forum I've joined, about 11 years ago.. I think..
Having a lot of fun and learned a lot from all of the members,
Then suddenly it's gone.

[Rev. Rye]

Waiting in my basement with Dad and Alison for the tornado warning to stop.

[Paraselene]

Waiting in my basement with Dad and Alison for the tornado warning to stop.

You don't want to go to the magical land of Oz?

[Fireball]

After playing Assassin's Creed Valhalla, I'm wondering how Mead taste like...

I brew mead.  If you use the right yeast (I prefer Lalvin EC-1118 champagne yeast), it's not particularly sweet - think of a mild, rounded white wine that's perhaps a 2 on the sweetness scale.

A mild, rounded white wine that has the overall effect of a brick hidden inside a velvet glove.  Especially if you drink a whole pint of it at a sitting.  

I'm currently sitting here finishing off a can of nonalcoholic IPA and winding down for the evening.  The day's activities:  Mortising a couple of cabinet hinges; reading (getting near the end of George Eliot's Middlemarch); knitting; practicing clarinet; and working on a 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle that features Tiamat.)

Mead gives me a headache that might have been delivered by Mjölnir, so I avoid it. Haven't indulged in decades. 

How did you chop out the mortises? By hand, or do you have a router, and the required templates?

[Jackalope]

Wondering if it's possible to make mead in a tropical climate, I have a source for honey and an interest for recreational purposes only of course.