flyseye
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Along with my beloved micro brews, I also enjoy a good mead every now and then. There are a few different ones floating around in the PacNW, right now I have a bottle of Honeywood from Oregon in the fridge for this weekend.
Anyone else enjoy this ancient drink ? I have found mead to be somewhat hard to find, there is usually the odd token bottle tucked away in the unclassified wine section.
Anyone know a great mead to recommend ?
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sandiahead
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I work with a guy that makes his own mead. I'm not a fan but I've had worse stuff.
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Poverty Pete
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Long ago, I judged a homebrew competition in Bisbee, Arizona. The best of show was a rose petal mead. It was the single best alcoholic beverage I've ever judged.
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Oneiron339
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I drank some Mead once. I was water skiing on this lake above Hoover Dam and I fell head first....tasted pretty much like water. 
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markintoga
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The Earles produces some of the finest, they are in the Fingerlakes Region. Here is their website. http://www.meadery.com/
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montageman
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There's a place in Warren, MI called Kuhnhenn Brewing Company (http://www.kbrewery.com/). While they're known primarily for their beers, they make some tasty mead. It's a little sweet for my liking, but it packs a pretty nice punch.
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UncleVic
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