metheglin การใช้

• The book echoes an earlier age with some hundred recipes for brewing mead and metheglin.
• A mead that also contains spices ( such as cloves, cinnamon or nutmeg ), or herbs ( such as meadowsweet, hops, or even lavender or chamomile ), is called a "'metheglin " '.
• This first Quartering Act was given Royal Assent on May 15, 1765, and provided that metheglin " ", and if numbers required in " " uninhabited houses, outhouses, barns, or other buildings . ""
• Cormac rewarded him with a grant of land in Connaught called Lurgny Gallen and Culavin, he paying to the King of Connaught and his successors, 150 milch cows in May; 100 beeves and 100 barrels of mead or Metheglin at Alhallontide yearly, forever.
• By the 1590s imports had been erratic and depressed, with most of the ports trade going to ( wool; cloth; agricultural products; food ( Cheddar cheese ); Cider ), and from sister regional ports of : Bristol ( glass ); Cardiff ( coal ); Carmarthen ( wood, metheglin ); Dutch trade routes.
• She contrasts such novelty with the distinctly old-fashioned feeling of other recipes, especially the hundred versions of " those wonderfully medieval drinks mead and metheglin . " She confesses that " One of the very few things in this world I regret never having tasted  and now never will  is his recipe for sack, that is, sherry, flavoured with clove gilly-flowers ( carnations or pinks ) ."