so..after some aging..and some chilling...the mead is TOTALLY drinkable. so much so, that we're bringing it to a party tonight. and super sweet packaging makes the mead taste even better (if i do say so myself.)
hey apes! the mead is sort of sweet (it's a honey wine) with a little sparkle to it? at first it had a pretty bad aftertaste, but the aging and the chilling seemed to cure that.
i'm so far behind on your blog! awesome labels. i'm assuming that is a gal named margaret? i actually just had to wikipedia her to remind myself who she was (or..did i ever know really?) and this was my favorite line: "Mead was a champion of broadened sexual morals within a context of traditional western religious life." i think you just might need to put that on the next bottle.
you sold me on "at first it had a pretty bad aftertaste..." maybe don't put that on the bottle too.
what does it taste like?
ReplyDeletehey apes! the mead is sort of sweet (it's a honey wine) with a little sparkle to it? at first it had a pretty bad aftertaste, but the aging and the chilling seemed to cure that.
ReplyDeleteYum!
ReplyDeleteMe: "How was it made?"
Shannon: "With honey and water... erm... something was eating something."
i'm so far behind on your blog!
ReplyDeleteawesome labels. i'm assuming that is a gal named margaret? i actually just had to wikipedia her to remind myself who she was (or..did i ever know really?) and this was my favorite line:
"Mead was a champion of broadened sexual morals within a context of traditional western religious life."
i think you just might need to put that on the next bottle.
you sold me on "at first it had a pretty bad aftertaste..." maybe don't put that on the bottle too.