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Traditional mead is a perfect harmony of the taste and aroma. Flower honey from Slovak meadows gently tinged with fragrant herbs emphasizing its uniqueness and elegance.
Traditional mead is a perfect harmony of the taste and aroma. Flower honey from Slovak meadows gently tinged with fragrant herbs emphasizing its uniqueness and elegance.
Cherry mead belongs to the new APIMED´s mead product line, which for the first time combines the taste of honey with 100% natural fruit juice.
Definitely charming sweet mead strongly intense in aroma and taste for all those who love cinnamon.
Definitely charming sweet mead strongly intense in aroma and taste for all those who love cinnamon.
Garnet red mead. The aroma is dominated by black currants and small berries, the taste is very refreshing, fruity, with tones of currants and grenadines complemented by a very...
Elderberry-flavored mead was made in cold process. Deep straw-colored mead, elderflower flowers are dominant in aroma and taste. The aftertaste is medium full, shorter,...
Cold-made melomella. Mead of dark brick color with purple reflections. You can smell ammonia liqueur and hibiscus flower in the aroma, the taste is dominated by berries with a...
Delicate tones of leached almonds lightly complement the honey taste of traditionally produced mead.
Radomilicka mead is made from flower nectar honey of the highest quality from the area of southern Bohemia - Vodňany region. The production of mead takes place in a cold way...
Radomilica mead is produced from nectar honey of the area of southern Bohemia - Vodňany region. It is enriched with propolis, which gives mead a more pronounced resin taste....
100% blueberry must from Canadian blueberries grown on a local farm acquired a unique character after fermentation in combination with flower honey.
The sweet taste of ripe raspberries stands out in this unique limited edition of ripe mead. Very pleasant summer fruit refreshment and wonderfully tasty ice-cold
Elderberry-flavored mead was made in cold process. Deep straw-colored mead, elderflower flowers are dominant in aroma and taste. The aftertaste is medium full, shorter,...
Cold-made melomella. Mead of dark brick color with purple reflections. You can smell ammonia liqueur and hibiscus flower in the aroma, the taste is dominated by berries with a...
Garnet red mead. The aroma is dominated by black currants and small berries, the taste is very refreshing, fruity, with tones of currants and grenadines complemented by a very...
The basis of the mead is our well-balanced valued honey. It is prepared by the cold method. Fresh fruit was added to the fermentation process.
The most fruity Lithuanian mead made from honey from summer flowers and selected raspberries. Stunning fragrant aroma, with a strong raspberry taste and a delicate honey...
The most fruity Lithuanian mead made from honey from summer flowers and selected raspberries. Stunning fragrant aroma, with a strong raspberry taste and a delicate honey...
Sweet Polish dwójniak with an interesting sweet and sour currant taste. It is produced in an ideal ratio, combining 1 volume part of bee honey with 1 volume part of water, where...
Sweet Polish dwójniak with an interesting sweet and sour currant taste. It is produced in an ideal ratio, combining 1 volume part of bee honey with 1 volume part of water, where...
Very sweet Polish fruit mead "Svařená malina" with cardamom, for the production of which 50% honey was used. Mead with a raspberry flavor combining a honey note with aromatic...
Artisanal półtorak with a very sweet honey flavor punctuated by a hint of juicy raspberry. It is made by combining 1 part honey with 0.5 part water, where more than 30% of the...
Polish mead Dwójniak is produced in a cold way by fermenting from a mixture of summer and autumn honey and water in a 1:1 ratio and with a touch of aromatic home-grown herbs.
The most fruity Lithuanian mead made from honey from summer flowers and selected raspberries. Stunning fragrant aroma, with a strong raspberry taste and a delicate honey...
