[Ansteorra] Honey for Brewers

[Mike C. Baker]

(Hanna, your address was not preserved by my mail client when I tried to
respond -- was able to retrieve it manually -- AND this is information
that may be of use to more than yourself and your friend.)

Sam's Wholesale Club, when they actually *have* bulk-pack (4 or more
pounds per container) honey.  Commercially processed, typically standard
clover-source, but consistent for what it is.  WalMart occasionally has
some larger containers as well (4 or 5 pounds), but Sam's carries it
more often.  (I have never been inside a Costco, so they may be another
alternative.)

I prefer to work with the product of local beekeepers when I can, but
sometimes the "best" alternative to that is Whole Foods Market or
another natural/organic vendor.

Adieu, Amra / ttfn - Mike / Pax ... Kihe

Mike C. Baker
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>  I have a questions for the brewers in Ansteorra. 
> Please respond off list. 
>  I have  mundane friend who brews mead and ale.
> Currently he just buys 2 pound jars of honey from the grocery store.  
>   Where are better locations or dealers to buy honey in 
> larger quantities?  I'm in Elfsea, so someplace in the 
> Central region or on the Internet would be best.
>   He has not joined the Brewers email list yet, but I am 
> working on him.  :-)
> 
> Danke!
> Lady Hanna
> 
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> where they're going!' - Paul Theroux