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Beach Lover
Wasn't mead more from the Vikings than the Bible? (I've only read about wine in the Bible...)
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Not to get picky but I must defend my knowledge, NoHall. Mead is one of the oldest alcoholic beverages known to man. There is plenty of evidence of it having been used in Biblical times.
"In Biblical times, the secret to a happy marriage was nothing more than a honey-based alcoholic drink.
Newly-weds were encouraged to drink mead every night for one lunar month after they tied the knot. The fruits of their so-named honeymoon would then appear nine months later, in the form of a bouncing baby."
And if anyone is interested in the recipe:
Types of Mead
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica][SIZE=-1]Cyser[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Arial,Helvetica][SIZE=-1]Cyser is a combination of honey and apple cider. This is the strong drink of Biblical times. Both the honey and the cider will ferment to a clean dry wine which makes a great sparkling wine when primed with corn sugar or honey when bottled[/SIZE][/FONT]
But I get your point. As I am sure you got mine. And this sub-plot does nothing to further our cause. I apologize for the reference. Let's just stick to references from "The Song Of Solomon"




