Copyright 2006: B. United International Inc., All rights reserved.
After the mixture is fermented out to dryness, it is racked and filtered down to a clear state. Now, the liquid is ready to be pumped into oak barrels, which have previously been used for rum and whisky maturation. The mead picks up flavors of the whisky and rum, and finally, after six months, is ready to be filtered and bottled.
The finished product is a completely different type of mead, more complex and drier than traditional versions.
| Type: |
Mead |
| Alc./Vol.: |
12.5% |
| Format: |
12 * 25.4oz bottles |
Lurgashall Mead is produced at the Lurgashall Winery, on the ancient Manorial Estate of Windfallwood Common, near Petworth in West-Sussex, where mead, fruit and flower wines and liqueurs have been produced to the highest standards, using old village recipes.
For more information regarding Lurgashall Meadery visit our
Lurgashall Guide.