Assertion: mead | /r/HasProperty | the drink of the gods
Facets:
value: in ancient greece
type: LOCATION
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In Greece, mead was thought to be a holy drink — the "drink of the gods" — and was believed to have mystical properties.
text: The ancient Greeks considered mead to be a drink gods sent from heaven to earth.
text: Sometimes called “the drink of the gods,” mead has been cultivated and consumed across the world for thousands of years.
text: Odin, the king of the gods, drank only wine and was the god of alcohol among his other attributes, but mead was considered the drink of the gods which made anyone who partook a poet or a scholar.
text: Mead is mentioned many times in Neil Gaiman's 2001 novel, American Gods; it is referred to as the drink of the gods.
text: Mead is an alcoholic drink made with just honey and water and it was regarded as the drink of the gods and you could become immortal or sustain a better health if you drank it.
text: Ancient Greeks believed that mead was the drink of the gods, sent to Earth from the heavens.
text: In ancient Greece, mead was the drink of the gods, sent to Earth from the heavens as dew.
text: In ancient Greece, mead was called Ambrosia or Nectar and was said to be the drink of the gods, descended from heaven as dew before being gathered by bees.