12.10.2024, bottle sampled @ Patrick's Pub:
Flat, clear straw colored. Aroma is slightly sweet sour-ish boozy, floral honey, alcohol, yeast, minerals, nuts, flowers, grass, hints of citrus. Taste is slightly dry sour-ish floral, leafs, citrus, flowers, minerals, dusty honey, fruit stones, alcohol, bark. Medium bitterness, slightly watery and dry sour-ish floral mouthfeel. Fair enough, dangerously easy drinking.

Lys brun uten skum. Lukter alkohol, honning. Honning, karamell og noe blomst i smaken.

Strågul klar uten skum. Lukter løvetannstilk, trevirke og noe honning. Smaker alkohol, honning og blomster. Middels lang.

Patricks 210423. Golden color with no head. Aroma is honey, caramel, floral, alcohol. Flavor is honey, citrus, floral, alcohol, caramel. Nice mead.

Bottle @ Patricks. Clear golden body without carbonation or any head, slightly oily viscosity in body. Strong impression in aroma, still balanced with not too dominating honey scent, also slightly floral, a touch of toffee and warming alcohol. Taste has mild but distinct honey, a touch of toffee and also some kind of apple cider acidity. The balancing acidity seems almost to be the signature of Mythology meads basted on the one I have sampled so far. Fine body with long lasting, sweet aftertaste ending with a warming alcoholic feeling down the throat. Probably the best base mead I have tasted, still prefer some more complex mixed type of mead.

Bottle, at Patrick's. An oily pour reveals a dark golden colored body, clear, with a few bubbles on top. Quite alcoholic aroma, stinging in the nose almost like some brown spirits, although more gentle. Caramel hints, cellar, wood, flower notes and a vague honey touch. It's full bodied and warming, oily, with some sweetness. Honey and caramel notes, toffee, cellar, wood and alcohol. Lasting finish. A quite intense one, almost demanding to drink, but clean and tasteful. Sure need to try this one again later on. 230421