Street sign reading 'Mead Place' mounted on a brick wall, with smaller text 'London Borough of Hackney' and 'E.9' on the sign.

Mead

Mead appears 16 times on London’s street signs; there are three Mead Closes, two Mead Crescents, Mead Field, Mead Grove, Mead Lodge, Mead Path, two Mead Places including this one in Hackney, Mead Platform, three Mead Roads and Mead Row.

A bottle of Traditional Mead Original Honey with a black cap and a black and gold label.

Mead

Mead is an alcoholic liquor made of fermented honey and water, often with spices, fruit, malt or hops added. Possibly the most ancient alcoholic drink, archaeological evidence of it exists from at least 7000 BCE.

Various bottles of beer and wine on a wooden surface

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Street sign for Medlar Street in London Borough of Southwark, with cracks on the wall behind it.

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