[DOC] [TLE] Castle Life - Medieval Drinks - Castles and Manor Houses [PAR] Many variants of mead have been found in medieval recipes, with or without ... 
Mead or honey wine is an alcoholic beverage, made from honey and water via ... 
this was not the case in the northern regions where grapes were not cultivated. ... 
was common to drink beer or ale, particularly towards the end of the Middle Ages. [DOC] [TLE] Alcohol in the Middle Ages (Dark Ages or Medieval Period) changed. [PAR] Discover how drinking and alcohol in the Middle Ages changed. ... Most wine 
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observed that wine had replaced ale as the popular drink of the ... The Vikings 
had the same categories of alcoholic drink as the Anglo-Saxons  mead, ale, 
wine, and beor... [DOC] [TLE] History of alcoholic drinks - Wikipedia [PAR] Purposeful production of alcoholic drinks is common and often reflects their 
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gave many dishes a sweet-sour flavour. Almonds were .... The caloric content 
and structure of medieval diet varied over time, from region to region, and 
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Shapiro ... same beverage, or family of beverages; honey wine and its many 
variations. ... which originated in the region of Mesopotamia, may also predate 
grape wine. ... wines had come to an end and would not return until a suitable 
replacement... [DOC] [TLE] Wine and Rome [PAR] By the middle of the second century BC, however, with the defeat of the ... 
Mulsum was wine sweetened with honey, mixed in just before drinking (and 
therefore not like ... bitter, while others, such as Falernian, mature with age and 
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Lorraine region by pouring water on the beeswax after the honey had .... cider 
was coming to the forefront at the end of the Middle Ages, at least in... [DOC] [TLE] Les Leftovers: The great Medieval water myth [PAR] Nov 16, 2013 ... The idea that Medieval people drank beer or wine to avoid drinking ... and cold) 
people in postclassical Italy did, in the end, drink water. ... drank only water a 
little sweetened with honey Other writers share .... In a time before refrigeration, 
this was true of many flavored drinks; in a sense, fermentation was a... [DOC] [TLE] Mead, a Beverage From the Middle Ages, Makes a Comeback - The ... [PAR] Nov 12, 2015 ... N.Y. / Region | Dining | New Jersey ... Made from fermented honey, mead 
predates beer and wine by thousands of years. ... by many to be the national 
drink, it is just now gaining popularity in the United States. .... The High End  
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Question: By the end of the Middle Ages, this fermented honey drink was replaced by wine in many regions
Answer: mead