I asked a friend the other day if he had ever tried mead. He had to think about it for a while. "Isn't that what they drink in Game of Thrones?" he finally asked me. Yes. Yes it is. So what is mead? I mean, really... To put it simply, it's wine made from honey.... Continue Reading →

50+ Delicious Mead Recipes for the Perfect Honey Wine Imagine crafting the perfect honey wine in the comfort of your home, experimenting with a variety of flavors and styles to create a beverage that is uniquely yours. For centuries, mead has been an integral part of human history, with traditional mead recipes from Ancient China to Ethiopia and Scandinavia. Today, the mead renaissance celebrates the art of mead-making and encourages the exploration of new flavors and styles.

Craft your own Strawberry Mead with our easy recipe! Blend fresh strawberries, raw honey, and yeast for a delicious, lightly sweet homebrew.

Herbal wines can be made with any cullinary or medicinal herb, depending on your goals for either flavor or therapeutic benefit.

Mead - Wine made from honey - is easy to make, delicious, AND makes a great gift. This Homemade Blueberry Mead is a fantastic variation!

Have you ever wanted to make your own mead at home to impress your friends, but feel intimidated by the prospect of a homemade cyser? Look no further- below you will find a recipe for apple mead that will yield fantastic results in as little as 7 days. Your friends will be impressed- and maybe a little jealous- that you were capable of making such a crisp, delicious, apple mead by yourself at home!

Learn how to make watermelon wine! This recipe gives you a delicious home-brewed honey wine, also known as watermelon mead, with watermelon juice and strawberries, perfect for hot summer days.

This historical recipe from 1393 is for a type of mead called bochet. The honey is cooked until it caramelizes, and there are optional spices like long pepper and cloves. It turns out dry and much more complex than many meads I've had.

Mead recipes can be hard to come by in this modern era, even though honey wine is one of the oldest beverages brewed by ancient peoples around the world. Still, dedicated homebrewers, historical reenactors, and