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The wine rack in Rowe's basement holds bottles from mead makers in nearly every state – from a New Jersey man who makes authentic Tej with Ethiopian gesho, a hops-like bittering agent, to a guy in Anchorage, Alaska, who flavors his meads with everything from locally picked currants to coriander, Indonesian Koryntje cinnamon and hot peppers.
Not Just For Renaissance Fairs: Mead Producers Triple In 10 Years AP 2010
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The wine rack in Rowe's basement holds bottles from mead makers in nearly every state – from a New Jersey man who makes authentic Tej with Ethiopian gesho, a hops-like bittering agent, to a guy in Anchorage, Alaska, who flavors his meads with everything from locally picked currants to coriander, Indonesian Koryntje cinnamon and hot peppers.
Not Just For Renaissance Fairs: Mead Producers Triple In 10 Years AP 2010
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An Armenian Ethiopian and a consultant to emerging democracies I had dinner with tonight said he was so excited about the prospect of Obama's becoming president that he had already started fermenting gesho hops for the barrels of tej (honey wine) he was planning to serve at his huge celebration in November.
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A spiced variety called metheglin is another strain, and there's the national drink of Ethiopia - Tej - a honey wine fermented with gesho, a tree root found there.
NYT > Home Page By CHARLOTTE DRUCKMAN 2011
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A spiced variety called metheglin is another strain, and there's the national drink of Ethiopia - Tej - a honey wine fermented with gesho, a tree root found there.
NYT > Home Page By CHARLOTTE DRUCKMAN 2011
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It’s seasoned with gesho, a woody root that brewers of the Ethiopian honey wine called “tej” use in place of hops.
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from a New Jersey man who makes authentic Tej with Ethiopian gesho, a hops-like bittering agent, to a guy in Anchorage, Alaska, who flavors his meads with everything from locally picked currants to coriander, Indonesian Koryntje cinnamon and hot peppers.
The Seattle Times 2010
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from a New Jersey man who makes authentic Tej with Ethiopian gesho, a hops-like bittering agent, to a guy in Anchorage, Alaska, who flavors his meads with everything from locally picked currants to coriander, Indonesian Koryntje cinnamon and hot peppers.
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from a New Jersey man who makes authentic Tej with Ethiopian gesho, a hops-like bittering agent, to a guy in Anchorage, Alaska, who flavors his meads with everything from locally picked currants to coriander, Indonesian Koryntje cinnamon and hot peppers.
SFGate: Top News Stories By ALLEN G. BREED 2010
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from a New Jersey man who makes authentic Tej with Ethiopian gesho, a hops-like bittering agent, to a guy in Anchorage, Alaska, who flavors his meads with everything from locally picked currants to coriander, Indonesian Koryntje cinnamon and hot peppers.
SFGate: Top News Stories By ALLEN G. BREED 2010
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