Mad about mead, a honey of a drink

The fermented honey-wine known as mead was the nectar of Vikings and the toast of Anglo-Saxon England, enjoyed by warriors and lords alike.

[Jan Fisher]

Yes, I am Betty's Dad. The mead tastes great. One item not mentioned, the mead changes its taste as it warms up. That is, if you start with the mead chilled, it has changes in its taste as your glass and the bottle warm up. For me, some of the flavors are fine no matter what the temperature. But some of the flavors seem stronger warm than when chilled.

Best advice, try the various flavors. You are sure to find one that you like as well as some you might not. But none of them would cause you to spit it out.

[Joan Hepsworth]

I've known and loved these folks for a very long time!! Their Mead and all it's variations are the best I've tasted. Treat yourself and your loved ones to their wares!! It's good for the soul. Love you guys!!!

[Home brew]

Been home brewing for a long time now. I have been wanting to try mead, But don't know where to start in making it.