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My husband and I love mead and meaderies. There are several nice meaderies in Texas, and often we'd pack up some board games and our dog and head out to one of the meaderies for a date day of playing games, tasting honey, and drinking mead - and occasionally buying a mug!
I believe I got this mug from Rohan Meadery out in La Grange. Of course, we always sang that ZZ Top song on the way out there. Rohan was one of our favorite meaderies, and I always enjoyed wandering around and occasionally having one of their sheep or chickens come up to greet me. We always tried to attend the Texas Mead Festival, and the year it was held at Rohan was my favorite year. You would be surprised how many meaderies are in Texas and how differently all their heads taste, and the Mead fest is a great way to sample what Texas has to offer.
Some of my favorites:
From Rohan Meadery: Pear and Lavender mead. This mead is actually what made me realize lavender is one of my favorite flavors on the planet. I often add lavender powder to my coffee these days.
From Dancing Bee Winery in Rogers, Texas: they had a coffee mead that was to die for, so smooth and, er, coffee-y. When we moved out of Texas I hadn't seen it on their menu in a while, though, and I haven't tasted a truly outstanding coffee mead since.
From Wildflyer Mead Company in Navasota, TX: Hot and Bothered, which is a delicious spicy Mead made with Jalapeños.
But my favorite mead I ever tried was a Loganberry Mead I tried at Mead fest, and I've completely forgotten which meadery it came out of!
As much as I enjoy an occasional glass of mead, though, I'll take a nice mug of coffee over it any day of the week.
My husband and I love mead and meaderies. There are several nice meaderies in Texas, and often we'd pack up some board games and our dog and head out to one of the meaderies for a date day of playing games, tasting honey, and drinking mead - and occasionally buying a mug!
I believe I got this mug from Rohan Meadery out in La Grange. Of course, we always sang that ZZ Top song on the way out there. Rohan was one of our favorite meaderies, and I always enjoyed wandering around and occasionally having one of their sheep or chickens come up to greet me. We always tried to attend the Texas Mead Festival, and the year it was held at Rohan was my favorite year. You would be surprised how many meaderies are in Texas and how differently all their heads taste, and the Mead fest is a great way to sample what Texas has to offer.
Some of my favorites:
From Rohan Meadery: Pear and Lavender mead. This mead is actually what made me realize lavender is one of my favorite flavors on the planet. I often add lavender powder to my coffee these days.
From Dancing Bee Winery in Rogers, Texas: they had a coffee mead that was to die for, so smooth and, er, coffee-y. When we moved out of Texas I hadn't seen it on their menu in a while, though, and I haven't tasted a truly outstanding coffee mead since.
From Wildflyer Mead Company in Navasota, TX: Hot and Bothered, which is a delicious spicy Mead made with Jalapeños.
But my favorite mead I ever tried was a Loganberry Mead I tried at Mead fest, and I've completely forgotten which meadery it came out of!
As much as I enjoy an occasional glass of mead, though, I'll take a nice mug of coffee over it any day of the week.