
Did you know that nettle ale was once drunk by those ailing from jaundice?
Nettle beer is a fruit wine made with the leaves or buds of nettle plants. It contains relatively little *******; less than 2%, with a modern brew described as having a "pleasant, refreshing and slightly ginger flavour". Nettle beer may have been produced in England during the Anglo-Saxon period.
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