Brittlebush Honey Traditional Mead | Superstition Meadery
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Another traditional mead from another local honey source. These small batches bring a variety of unique flavors.
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About Superstition Meadery:
We have introduced over 200 unique meads and hard ciders since 2012.
Our products range from dry to sweet, still to sparkling, and easy-drinking to the most flavorful beverage you have ever imagined.
We are based in the beautiful and historic mountain town of Prescott, Arizona where we produce a huge range of craft beverages, many of which are the top-rated in the world.
Our mission is “To Reintroduce the World’s Oldest Fermented Beverage to Mankind” and we are accomplishing that every day in Arizona, across the United States, and around the World.
We spare no expense in sourcing the very best ingredients and packaging formats to properly craft and display the innovative flavors harnessed from the imaginations of Superstition’s exemplary people. We believe in Superstition, and so will you.
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In Sonora Mex, we have amaizing mezquite and ironwood honey!!!! I made small batches of diferents styles of mead, but nothing compares with your job amaizing products of Supersrition Congrat's!!
I made mead at home, in Brazil.
I didn't have a chance to use this kind of honey, from stingless bess, but I know it's really incredible. :)
Fun video. I would love to hear more about how you assisted in the opening of a meadery in Brazil. I am working with my brother to open a Meadery in upstate NY, and no matter how much we study and practice the idea is still a bit nerve wracking at times. The fact that you not only created one of the most impressive meaderies I've ever seen, but also assisted in the creation of this business on another continent is incredible to me.
Amazing work you guys and girls do. Thanks a bunch!
This was awesome, thanks for going in depth on the meadmaking!
Amazing quality!
Very interesting and good info. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm surprised to hear you say there are "bee parts" in the honey (@6:40 ). I'm a beekeeper myself so I know that it is filtered to remove any chunks of beeswax or "bee parts" that might come through the extraction process. I wouldn't dream of sending honey to a customer that hadn't been filtered.