IPA: //mɛˈθɛɡlɪn//
KK: /mɛˈθɛɡlɪn/
A drink made from honey and water that is fermented, often flavored with spices or herbs.
During the festival, they served metheglin, a sweet and aromatic honey drink.
Metheglin originates from the Welsh word 'meddyglyn', which is a combination of 'meddyg' (meaning mead) and 'glyn' (meaning valley). It refers to a type of mead that is often flavored with herbs or spices, typically made in a valley region.
Think of 'mead' as a sweet alcoholic drink and 'glyn' as a valley where it might be made. This helps you remember that metheglin is a special mead often crafted in valleys.