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Apple Mead-pagne
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Apricot Melomel - M.L.
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Borscht Mead - D.M.
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Christmas Cyser - V.R.
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Crazy-Good Mead
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Cyser - S.C.C.
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Dangerous Cyser
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First Mead! - B.D.
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Kiwi Melomel - M.M.
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Loki's Spiced Cranberry Apple Cyser
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MeadBerry Mead
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Melomel - M.Z.
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Patrick-Matthew's Macintosh Mead
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Poor Man's Cyser (apple) Mead
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Raspberry Cyser
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Raspberry Cyser – D.W.
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“By the gods was he received with hospitality as he demanded. They took him to the great feasting hall, and there he drank ancient mead and sweet. The bowls from which Thor was wont to refresh himself were placed before him, and Freyja filled them. Each of the bowls the giant emptied in turn at a single draught. Indeed, so much did he drink that the mead surged in his veins and his eyes rolled with redness, for he was made drunk. Then was his tongue unloosened, and he gave forth loud boastings.”-Teutonic Myth and Legend by Donald A. Mackenzie
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