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a hand holding a wine glass filled with white wine and trees reflected in the liquid

Raise your horns, goblets and mazers to this week’s recipe… Mead! This golden nectar has a wonderful sweet, smooth taste and an usually high percentage that can induce merriness pretty quickly. Made by fermenting honey with water, each brewer adds their own unique blend of herbs, spices and grains, which means mead can have as

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a table topped with bottles and candles on top of it

At Table. I sat with you at table. Among friends we broke bread and your hand reached for mine. Sup wine from my cup, steal sweets from my plate; All good things I have I offer to you, serve them up. Are your cheeks flushed? or is it candlelight and fireside - the heat of the hall? or is it my touch, cooler than air... I sit beside you at table. We are blessed in each other and friends and joined by merry words. Geraldine Moorkens Byrne

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a red liquid bottle sitting on top of a wooden table next to green leaves and plants

This is a truly wonderful beverage - everything about it is cheering, from its pink hue to the strawberry aroma to the effects of the lemon balm on frazzled nerves. For best results, chop and freeze your strawberries in advance, then toss them in the wine bag and let them thaw in a bowl before you brew. The fruit releases more juice that way!

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a bottle of wine sitting on top of a wooden table next to a brick wall

Mead © Denzil Green Mead is an alcoholic drink based on honey. Honey is mixed with water to form what is called a "must." Flavourings such as hops, fruit or spices are added, along with yeast. The mixture is then allowed to ferment, and then is bottled. Most traditional recipes (i.e. m

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a long table with candles on it in a stone walled room next to a brick wall

The medieval restaurant is located in the basement of a historic building in Old Town of Riga, Latvia. The restaurant boasts a lovely décor. Even our waiter was dressed in medieval costume. I had rabbit as my lunch. Another specialty in Riga, Latvia was fried garlic bread. It was very good.

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