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For all things Irish, Old World, and New Age, mead (or meade) is a cutting edge honey wine to serve at parties, holidays, and informal gatherings. Actually, mead has been an "in" drink for a very long time, as in over 2000 years. There are many artful ways to serve mead.
Mead's attractiveness comes from its tradition [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], simplicity, and versatility. There are many ways to serve and enjoy it.
In Ireland, a traditional way to serve mead is hot, in earthen mugs. This hearkens back to the belief in its serving in the old times, at medieval tables to banish the damp and chill of a rainy climate. There are several ways hot mead can be served [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], similar to hot cider. Experiment with flavors that appeal.
Also, several labels of honey mead are available in the some made in local regions. The basic recipe is simple and can be done at home if one finds a calling for it. To find the best ones [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], sampling and testing is a must. Be sure it is not a "pretender."
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One excellent label of mead in Ireland today is an Irish honey wine made in Bunratty. A version of Bunratty Mead, labeled "Bunratty Meade," is imported in the United States. It is a white wine with honey and herbs added. Though very good, it is not quite the same as the Bunratty Mead served in its home town in Ireland. This, of course, can be argued as a matter of taste. The U.S. import can be served in all the same ways as its homeland sibling.
Mead Served Hot
Commercial Mead is Available
Mead is a white wine of a rich golden color made from honey. It has been called the nectar of the gods. Mead is best known as the ancient drink of Ireland, where it was relished by the High Kings of Tara, and ever after down through medieval times, to today.
One long-held Irish tradition for mead was to start newlyweds off on the right foot. During their first 30 days of marriage, their "honeymoon," the couple should drink a cup of mead daily to ensure longevity of their marriage.
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