Chemistry of mead

The paper examines the chemical, biochemical, microbiological and fermentation processes involved in the production of an ancient, long-forgotten drink that is becoming increasingly popular today – mead. Low-alcohol craft mead (13.5% alcohol) was prepared at home according to a traditional family recipe, from natural polyfloral honey produced by the family apiary. A logo of the family company that would produce the drink was created.

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Natural Science and Advanced Technology Education
Published
2025-10-02
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https://doi.org/10.53656/nat2025-3.05
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Food composition and properties
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Chemistry of mead

Gabriela Ivanova, Galya Aralova-Atanasova
Natural Science and Advanced Technology Education
Food composition and properties
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Chemistry of mead

Gabriela Ivanova, Galya Aralova-Atanasova
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Abstract

The paper examines the chemical, biochemical, microbiological and fermentation processes involved in the production of an ancient, long-forgotten drink that is becoming increasingly popular today – mead. Low-alcohol craft mead (13.5% alcohol) was prepared at home according to a traditional family recipe, from natural polyfloral honey produced by the family apiary. A logo of the family company that would produce the drink was created.

Natural Science and Advanced Technology EducationVol. 34(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Food composition and properties
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