Fermented osr honey
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Just give it a twee hipster name and some idiot in a flat cap and waistcoat will buy it
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Bakers shops will sometimes buy it.
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Find a local brewer or gin producer; try and get £3/lb for it.
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Good advice. There is a whiskey brewer who mixes whiskey with honey at Bridgewater in Somerset. Always after new honey In relatively small amounts to give different tastes
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How much can it ferment before being classed as "alcoholic liquor"?
I think "soft" drinks can go up to 2%??
I think "soft" drinks can go up to 2%??
