Makana Meadery iQhilika 'African Birds Eye Chili' Mead cotes the clay and limestone soils

the clay and limestone soils are much more suited to the strong

a substantial investment in the Distillery Visitor Centre was announced

this family-owned winery brings forty years of expertise to produce this benchmark

) each month of White Wines to take the guesswork out of your daily sip

We would pair it with a strip steak and roasted fingerling potatoes

Makana Meadery iQhilika 'African Birds Eye Chili' Mead cotes the clay and limestone soilsFrom our importer: "iQhilika is a unique, fermented honey beverage produced within the Eastern Cape region of South Africa. The Xhosa people, as well as the descendants of the Khoi San group of peoples who inhabit the region, produced the beverage by taking the specially prepared roots of succulents of the Trichodiadema genus and mixing this with honey, fruits, and or spices. Sometimes pollen or an extract of bee larvae (similar to 'royal jelly') is