Serve: Chill the mead in the refrigerator for a couple of hours before serving. Pour it into a wine glass.

Pair with: A charcuterie board including cured meats, aged cheeses, nuts, olives, and dried fruits. The sweetness of the mead compliments the saltiness of the charcuterie.

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