Favorite drink?

[kassi59]

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lol..Nick...they sound dangerous!....but cute..not sure but I think at times I could use a Sneck Lifter!...

[beegud2]

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Personally the Waggle dance sounds good....finally a drink that can get my two left feet going right....lol

[nick1346]

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I'll try again.....the forum keeps disapearing......

You should here some of the other names, can't write them here! Blimey no!
But never drink mead...........oh no.......

[beegud2]

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What no mead..!!! But I have some recipes of for it and other medieval recipes....woe is me..what to do...lol

Ok...why not..I always thought it sounded like a great drink

[kassi59]

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whats the recipe of mead? kinda sounds familiar...but cant recall...is it like a grain mesh?

[Collectors-info]

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1 pint glass-1/4 pint of southern comfort-lots of ice-1/3 of a chopped lime-topped of with lemonade. One lap top & 1 garden.
It’s a nice 75 degrees in London & we are making the most of it.

Hope some of you are doing the same.

Chris.

PS. The pint of southern is not greed, it just saves going back inside so often. Well thats my excuse. Hic!

[Collectors-info]

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whats the recipe of mead? kinda sounds familiar...but cant recall...is it like a grain mesh?

http://www.harvington.org.uk/hic/meadrecipes.html

[beegud2]

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whats the recipe of mead? kinda sounds familiar...but cant recall...is it like a grain mesh?

I have always understood it as a honeyed wine or beer. I was most familiar with the medieval version because I'm crazy about that period..castle etc.

I have an old medieval cook book ...somewhere...and it's has some recipes ofr mead...I thought it sounded great....

The site by collectors-info..is great..really gives nice explanation and sounds fun..makes me want to dust of the ole cook book and start distilling....sounds almost like moonshine if you ask me....hehe..lol

[nick1346]

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http://www.harvington.org.uk/hic/meadrecipes.html

Like the bit that says 'mead can be particularly violent' should it read 'mead can make you particularly violent'!

[beegud2]

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You know this reminds me of wassail and elderberry wine for some reason...had the former and loved it...always wanted to try elderberry wine...sounds sweet and delicious....lol

[Collectors-info]

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I have always understood it as a honeyed wine or beer. I was most familiar with the medieval version because I'm crazy about that period..castle etc.

I have an old medieval cook book ...somewhere...and it's has some recipes ofr mead...I thought it sounded great....

The site by collectors-info..is great..really gives nice explanation and sounds fun..makes me want to dust of the ole cook book and start distilling....sounds almost like moonshine if you ask me....hehe..lol

They weren’t silly back then. I think the main & best reason for mead made with honey & other similar things, is the amount of sugar that would be in most recipes, & we know what sugar turns into.

Chris

[kassi59]

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hmm...sounds like a wine liquor. potent. It sounds violent!...lol...
just don't drink too much and you'd be fine!

[allstarfaces]

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you cant beat a long tall glass of stella artious im sorry but thats the one

[kassi59]

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you cant beat a long tall glass of stella artious im sorry but thats the one

Id never heard of it so I googled it and found a line that its better than heinekin?!...hmmm...probably cant get it in the states then!...lol

[nick1346]

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Id never heard of it so I googled it and found a line that its better than heinekin?!...hmmm...probably cant get it in the states then!...lol

Kate you need to get to England and have some real beer. Heinekin, oh dear......................