Sima is the Finnish for Mead and refers to sweet honey-based alcoholic beverage. Its sweetness is balanced by a distinctive sour aftertaste of the lemon rind. It also contains various herbs and spices such as cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg and sometimes fruit , for example strawberry or blackcurrant. In the winter it is usually drunk hot together with typical Scandinavian gingerbread.

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