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    This was our first stop on our trip to Erie. It's a cute small building and they had some nice jazz…read moremusic playing. The guy serving us was very nice and knowledgeable. We got their mead flight ($15) and the Meadville Mule ($12) to split. The mead flight included the Traditional Honey, Sour Apple, Stone Fruit, and Cranberry Blueberry. All of them were very sweet but my favorite was the Cranberry Blueberry because it had the most flavor but the Sour Apple was a close second just because it is such a unique flavor for mead. The Meadville Mule was also very good, they used their Sour Apple Mead to make it which definitely mellowed out the sweetness. The food smelled really good so if we were to come back we'd definitely try it out!!

    My mother had never had mead. I, on the other hand, couldn't stop smiling that I was going to drink…read moremead in Meadville. It felt right! Blissful Meads has a cute location in Meadville with a casual atmosphere. The meadery had a few customers inside who seemed to be regulars. We opted for a mead flight and loaded nachos. The Blissful Nachos were fantastic! They did not skimp on anything. It was so well balanced too - each bite seemed to have a great amount of beef, cheese, jalapeño, and black beans. I even liked the olives and I typically don't eat olives. Even when we approached the bottom layer I was still enjoying a full mix of food instead of a plain chip layer I often find in loaded nachos. I can only imagine how tasty their street tacos must be! Now for their meads, my mother didn't care for them but I wasn't too surprised. Mead can be a bit of an acquired taste. I personally enjoyed the mead flight. Most were very good ranging from light and semi-sweet to quite sweet. The tasting board was very well done and I appreciated the variety. I would have loved to know more about the type, history, and all that but they were a bit busy. It was a great stop.

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