date:Apr 18, 2014
ner of Schramm's Mead in Ferndale, Michigan.
Evidence of honey in fermented beverages dates back more than 9000 years. Mead's heritage includes being known as the original aphrodisiac. It appears in the mythology and literature of European, Indian and African cultures. Mead's popularity was eclipsed by beer and wine, whose production can be expanded much more readily. You can plant another vineyard, commented Schramm, but you can't plant a row of beehives. As mead maker Fred Buhl, owner of Fred