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Evening, lads. |
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Lindisfarne mead isn't actually Lindsifarne mead, it's from Berwick. It used to be from Lindisfarne but ent no more. |
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There is a village near Milton Keynes called Hardmead. It sounds like the perfect place for a fantasy themed pub but alas the village in question doesn't even have a pub and is little more than a collection of farms. |
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Is it actually worth looking for this? Last I heard from a beardy ale drinker type was that mead was rather bland and disappointing. |
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Mead-Group[1].jpg I recommend Lyme Bay's Traditional mead. I've found other meads to just taste like very sweet alcoholic honey but this has a slightly dry taste and some interesting flavours. |
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Don't suppose you lads know if there are any UK supermarkets which are known to stock mead? I had a look at my fairly large local Co-Op and they didn't have any, and I'd like to know before I make the trek to a fancy offie. |
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