Sweet Norwegian mead with an amber color and dense flavor made from three types of honey: Spanish chestnut, local heather and mountain Ethiopian honey.
Mead is wine made from honey and has ancient roots in Norway.
Midgard is the world of people in Norse mythology, and in this traditional mead we used honey from several places in the world: heather honey from Sveen Vestre farm in Løten, chestnut honey from Spain and mountain honey from Ethiopia.
Midgard is a sweet, elegant and complex mead that goes well with desserts, cheeses or charcuterie.
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mead
Mead is an alcoholic beverage fermented from honey and water, with possibility of addition of other ingredients such as spices or herbs or in combination with fruit juices.
Classical mead
Classical mead is made by fermenting honey and water without any other ingrediences. It keeps its original honey flavour and taste.
Producer Mjøderiet
Norway's first meadery, located outside Bergen, Norway. We make all kinds of mead, both traditional and modern.
The first Norwegian mead farm that produces all types of mead: traditional and modern
Mjøderiet is made up of five passionate enthusiasts from Bergen, Norway, with a passion for mead - an ancient drink that has started to make a comeback in Nordic tastes in recent years.
We have a diverse background coming from Norway's homebrewing scene and beer enthusiasts, and Mjøderiet's ambition is to revitalize mead both in Norway and internationally. We believe that more and more people are ready to join the international development in which mead has made a comeback in several countries. We think mead is a hugely exciting drink with huge potential. Mjøderiet strives to spread knowledge, revive classic styles and experiment with new and adventurous tastes.
We have one foot in the old mead tradition of trying to resurrect ancient flavors and ancient recipes, while the other foot is in the new culture of craft drinks, focusing on experimenting with fruits, berries, spices, different levels of carbonation and alcohol.
Mjøderiet wants diversity. We want quality. We want a real passion for noble drinks, for honey carefully collected by hard-working bees, for real fruits and berries, for fragrant spices and herbs. We want exciting new flavor combinations. We want to get the mead to the people.