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Where can I get Mead in Dublin?

PeterIanStaker · 2010-03-31 22:47:00

Apologies if there's an existing thread on this, but is there anywhere in Dublin you can buy mead? If so, how much, and what's a good brand. P.I.Staker

31-03-2010 11:47PM

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Apologies if there's an existing thread on this, but is there anywhere in Dublin you can buy mead? If so, how much, and what's a good brand.

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#2 01-04-2010 12:03AM

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The only commercial mead I know on sale in Dublin is Rabbit's Foot, available in sweet and dry forms. I've seen it in Lilac Wines in Fairview, Redmond's of Ranelagh and Deveney's of Rathmines, but it might be worth phoning ahead in case they don't have it. Price is about €20.

And before someone says it, Bunratty Mead isn't a mead, it's a pyment: wine flavoured with honey.

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An Rabbits foot was set up by and I Irish man too!

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#4 01-04-2010 10:45AM

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I am interested in making this. I think I will give it a go

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It is not to hard to make. But takes care and time.

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