The Closet of the Eminently Learned Sir Kenelme Digbie Kt
- A Receipt to make Metheglin as it is made at Leige, Communicated by Mr Masillon
- White Metheglin of my Lady Hungerford: which is exceedingly praised
- Some Notes about Honey
- Mr. Corsellises Antwerp Meath
- To make excellent Meathe
- A weaker, but very pleasant, Meathe
- An Excellent white Meathe
- A Receipt to make a Tun of Metheglin
- The Countess of Bullingbrook's white Metheglin
- Mr Webbes Meath
- My own Considerations for making of Meath
- Sack with Clove-gilly flowers
- Metheglin composed by My Self out of Sundry Receipts
- My Lady Gowers white Meathe used as Salisbury
- Sir Thomas Gower's Metheglin for health
- Metheglin for taste and Colour
- An Excellent way of making white Metheglin
- Another way of making white Metheglin
- Another way
- To make white Metheglin
- Strong Mead
- A Receipt for making Meath
- My Lord Hollis Hydromel
- A Receipt for white Metheglin
- Hydromel as I made it weak for the Queen Mother
- Several ways of making Metheglin
- My Lady Morices Meath
- My Lady Morice her sister makes her's thus
- To make white Meath
- Sir William Paston's Meathe
- Another pleasant Meath of Sir William Paston's
- Another way of making Meath
- Sir Baynam Throckmorron's Meathe
- To make white Metheglin
- A receipt for making Meath
- My Lady Bellassises Meath
- Another Metheglin
- Mr. Pierce's Excellent white Metheglin
- An Exellent way to make Metheglin, called the Liquor of Life, with these following Ingredients
- To make good Metheglin
- To make White Metheglin of Sir John Fortescue
- A Receipt for Meathe
- My Lord Gorge his Meathe
- The Lady Vernon's White Metheglin
- Several sorts of Meath, Small and Strong
- To make Meath
- Sir John Arundel's White Meath
- To make Metheglin
- To make white Meath
- To make Meath good for the Liver and Lungs
- To make white Metheglin
- A very good Meath
- To make white Metheglin
- A most Excellent Metheglin
- To make white Metheglin of the Countess of Dorset
- Another to make white Metheglin
- A receipt to make good Meath
- Another to make Meath
- Another Receipt
- To make Metheglin
- Another sort of Metheglin
- My Lord Herbert's Meath
- Another white Meath
- To make Metheglin
- To make small Metheglin
- To make Metheglin
- An Excellent Metheglin
- To make white meathe
- Another to make Meath
- Another very good white Meath
- To make white Metheglin
- To make white Meath
- To make Metheglin
- Another sort of Meath
- To make very good Metheglin
- To make Meath
- To make white Meath
- To make small white Meath
- A Receipt to make metheglin
- To make Metheglin
- Meath from the Muscovian Ambassadour's Steward
- To make Meath
- A Receipt to make white Meath
- To make Metheglin
- To make Honey drink
- The Earl of Denbigh's Metheglin
- To make Meath
- To make Metheglin
- Another Meath
- Another
- Another
- Another Receipt
- To make Metheglin that looks like White wine
- To make white Metheglin
- To make a small Metheglin
- To make Meath
- Metheglin or Sweet drink of My Lady Stuart
- A Metheglin for the Colick and Stone of the same Lady
- A Receipt for Metheglin of My Lady Windebanke
- Another of the same Lady
- To make Metheglin
- Meath with Raisins
- Morello Wine
- Currants-Wine
- Scotch Ale from My Lady Holmbey
- To make Ale drink quick
- To make Cider
- A very Pleasant Drink of Apples
- Sir Paul Neale's way of making Cider
- Doctor Harvey's pleasant Water-cider, whereof He used to drink much, making it His Ordinary Drink
- Ale with Honey
- Small Ale for the Stone
- Apple Drink with Sugar, Honeu, &c
- To make Stepponi
- Weak Honey-drink
- Mr Webb's Ale and Bragot
- The Countess of Newport's Cherry Wine
- Strawberry Wine
- To make Wine of Cherries alone