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'''Mead''' is a traditional [[English]] drink made of [[honey]], that has been brewed in [[monasteries]] since the [[Middle Ages]]. It is typically a rather sweet and strong "[[wine]]" up to 20%abv. The drink is closely associated with the Arthurian legend of the round table, in which it was typically drunk from a golden goblet, which matches it's own amber colour. | '''Mead''' is a traditional [[English]] drink made of [[honey]], that has been brewed in [[monasteries]] since the [[Middle Ages]]. It is typically a rather sweet and strong "[[wine]]" up to 20%abv. The drink is closely associated with the Arthurian legend of the round table, in which it was typically drunk from a golden goblet, which matches it's own amber colour. | ||
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Revision as of 08:07, January 16, 2009
Mead is a traditional English drink made of honey, that has been brewed in monasteries since the Middle Ages. It is typically a rather sweet and strong "wine" up to 20%abv. The drink is closely associated with the Arthurian legend of the round table, in which it was typically drunk from a golden goblet, which matches it's own amber colour.