Not really. It's too bitter on its own and having to add other things to it doesn't make it a very convenient drink to grab. But it seems popular from what I've seen.
It does in the winter when we prefer warm drinks. I suppose it depends on where we are and how they do things, but it would be interesting to see nonetheless. Especially with bees having access to far different flowers than they do in my homeland.
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[She will be making a mental note of that.]
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[ But hey, even if he can't understand why others like it, if it works for them, great. ]
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[Lightly. Natasha doesn't actually struggle to be up early, as much as she enjoys her coffee.
But the conversation is more fun this way.]
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[ At least he got used to it quick, but it took years before he let go of his stubbornness and went to bed early instead of staying up late. ]
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[ Or, at least, that's the assumption he's making. ]
If we ever go anywhere with mead, we can share a bottle.
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[Actual curiosity.]
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[ He gives a little hum. ]
I've been without mead for too long. Here's hoping we luck out.
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I know. You have a good memory. You'll probably be the one reminding me instead of me surprising you.
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[Teasing, but there's a smile in her voice.]
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[ He gives a short chuckle. ]
Well, I should be going. It was good talking with you.
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