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    Rise of the Gruit

    If you haven't, you might check out the book : "The Closet of Sir Kenelm Digby Knight Opened". It has a large list of recipes from 1600's England - a lot of metheglins, ales and ciders that use local herbs that might be able to transfer over to a gruit.
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