300 g (10 oz) Wheat Malt Extract
550 g (1-1/5 lb) Honey
4 bags green tea
1/3 pkg. Danstar Nottingham Ale Yeast
Lao Tsu's Green Tea Braggot
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Mead, Metheglin, Melomel, Capsimel, Cyser, Pyment, Braggot, & Cider
Names
Mead - Honey, water, and yeast
Metheglin - made w/ spices
Melomel - made w/ fruit
Cyser - made w/ apples &/or pears
Pyment - made w/ grapes
Morat - made w/ mulberries
Rhodamel - made w/ flower petals
Rhizamel - made w/ vegetables
Braggot - made w/ malt/beer
Hippocras ("Hypocras," "Hyppocras," "Ypocrys, or "Mulled Wine") - w/ grape juice and spices
Sack - Extra-honey meads
Metheglin - made w/ spices
Melomel - made w/ fruit
Cyser - made w/ apples &/or pears
Pyment - made w/ grapes
Morat - made w/ mulberries
Rhodamel - made w/ flower petals
Rhizamel - made w/ vegetables
Braggot - made w/ malt/beer
Hippocras ("Hypocras," "Hyppocras," "Ypocrys, or "Mulled Wine") - w/ grape juice and spices
Sack - Extra-honey meads
Mead Names from Around the World
aguamiel - Spanish
ayahuasca - Amazonian
alu - Prussian
balche - Mayan
chouchen - Breton (France)
hidromel - Portugese
ayahuasca - Amazonian
alu - Prussian
balche - Mayan
chouchen - Breton (France)
hidromel - Portugese
hydromel - French
hydromeli - Greek
idromele - Italian
iQhilika - South African
madhu - Indian Sanscrit
idromele - Italian
iQhilika - South African
madhu - Indian Sanscrit
med - Bulgarian and Ukranian
meddeglyn or myddyglyn - Welsh spiced
mede - Dutch
mede - Frisian and Low German
medica - Slovenian
medovina - Czech and Slovak
medovukha - Russian
medu - Old High German/Old Saxon/varient of Old English, Mercian and Northumbrian
mézbor - Hungarian
meis - Eritrean
melikatos - old Greek
meodu - Old English, West Saxon
met - German
meth - German
methe - Ancient Greek
metu or mitu - Old High German
midus - Lithuanian
miòd - Polish
mjød - Danish and Norwegian
mjöd - Swedish
mõdu - Estonian
nabidh - Arabic
sima - Finnish
t'ej - Ethiopian
ydromeli - Greek
yeyin dvash - Hebrew
meddeglyn or myddyglyn - Welsh spiced
mede - Dutch
mede - Frisian and Low German
medica - Slovenian
medovina - Czech and Slovak
medovukha - Russian
medu - Old High German/Old Saxon/varient of Old English, Mercian and Northumbrian
mézbor - Hungarian
meis - Eritrean
melikatos - old Greek
meodu - Old English, West Saxon
met - German
meth - German
methe - Ancient Greek
metu or mitu - Old High German
midus - Lithuanian
miòd - Polish
mjød - Danish and Norwegian
mjöd - Swedish
mõdu - Estonian
nabidh - Arabic
sima - Finnish
t'ej - Ethiopian
ydromeli - Greek
yeyin dvash - Hebrew
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