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Meaning of oenomel
Wordnet
oenomel (n)
wine mixed with honey
Webster
oenomel (n.)
Wine mixed with honey; mead,
oenomel Sentence Examples
- The ancient Greeks and Romans indulged in oenomel, a sweet wine mixed with honey.
- To create oenomel, ancient winemakers steeped honey in freshly pressed wine, resulting in a nectarous beverage.
- The honey in oenomel provided both sweetness and antibacterial properties.
- Oenomel was often used as a medicinal tonic, believed to have soothing and restorative effects.
- In modern times, oenomel has made a resurgence as a niche wine specialty.
- Some contemporary oenomel producers experiment with different honey varieties to create unique flavor profiles.
- Oenomel's sweet and fruity character complements desserts and cheese boards.
- The body and alcohol content of oenomel vary depending on the type of wine used as the base.
- The honey content in oenomel can range from subtle to dominant, contributing richness and sweetness.
- Enjoying a glass of oenomel evokes a sense of ancient indulgence and modern sophistication.
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wine mixed with honeyWine mixed with honey; mead,
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The ancient Greeks and Romans indulged in oenomel, a sweet wine mixed with honey.
To create oenomel, ancient winemakers steeped honey in freshly pressed wine, resulting in a nectarous beverage.
The honey in oenomel provided both sweetness and antibacterial properties.
Oenomel was often used as a medicinal tonic, believed to have soothing and restorative effects.
