From Bud Light to Mead: How to Create a Braggot

🍺A braggot is a combination of beer and mead, created by adding honey to a traditional beer recipe.

🍯The addition of honey in the fermentation process gives the braggot a unique flavor and aroma.

🌾The original Bud Light recipe is modified by reducing the amount of grain and adding honey to create the braggot.

🍻The braggot has a light and crisp taste, similar to Bud Light, but with a subtle sweetness from the honey.

⏰The fermentation process for the braggot takes around 3 weeks, including temperature adjustments and a cold crash.

What is a braggot?

—A braggot is a type of mead that combines beer and honey. It is made by adding honey to a traditional beer recipe.

How is the Bud Light recipe modified to create a braggot?

—The original Bud Light recipe is modified by reducing the amount of grain and adding honey to create the braggot.

What does the braggot taste like?

—The braggot has a light and crisp taste, similar to Bud Light, but with a subtle sweetness from the honey.

How long does the fermentation process for the braggot take?

—The fermentation process for the braggot takes around 3 weeks, including temperature adjustments and a cold crash.

Can I make a braggot at home?

—Yes, you can make a braggot at home by following the modified Bud Light recipe and adding honey during the fermentation process.

00:00The video introduces the process of turning a Bud Light recipe into a braggot, which is a hybrid between a beer and a mead.

05:55The host tastes the Bud Light braggot and discusses its flavor profile and characteristics.

10:43The host compares the Bud Light braggot to a traditional Bud Light beer and discusses the differences in taste and aroma.