Where can I buy Mead?

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NewBee
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I had saved a link to my laptop (which is packed away) that had a recommended site* that sold all kinds of Mead/Wine, and in particular "Chaucer's Mead" which is what I am looking for.

*It was recommended by one of the forums I used to visit, which I also cannot remember since the favorites were on that laptop.

If it helps, I think I remember the background to the website being a dark blue/purple and I think there were stars and a crescent moon near the website logo... And when I think of this site, I think of a womans name. :icon_scratch:

:help:
If you have any other places to recommend, that sell online, I would appreciate it.
 
I've been able to find Chaucer's locally at Cost Plus World Market. And generally, it's been cheaper then on the web.

Gaanon
 
OK, I'll be the first to say it.

Chaucer's is largely considered by the mead community to be the "Budweiser" of Mead. Take a look at Matt's Site, honeywine.com, and the meaderies themselves.

Oskaar
 
I get mine from Total Wine in the desert wine section! Thats often where you find them & dont forget to check the fridge for redstone. It's a requirment of that company to refigerate!
:happy10:
 
Thanks for the info and the links guys. :icon_thumleft:

I'll be sure to give Redstone a shot.