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Certain European cities are known as “spa towns.” How did this term originate? (Scroll down for answer.) Drinks:  Very Sexy Cocktail Wine:  Decoding Label Terms Travel:  London--Harrod's January Sale Entertaining:  Modern Fondue Social Opening Soon: By Design – Bellezza Spa A mother and daughter immerse themselves in opening a new spa -- will their own conflicts spoil their plans? * Airs Fri, Jan 20, at 10 pm et/pt The Thirsty Traveler – England: Make it Mead! Once a favorite of medieval Nordic kings, the fermented honey drink known as mead is making a comeback. * Airs Sat, Jan 21, at 9:30 pm et/pt Historically, “spa” referred to cities with bodies of water thought to have healing or reviving powers. Known as the acronym for “Salus Per Acquam,” some believe the term is taken from the Belgian city of Spa. Source: Wikipedia.com