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On the front end, a warm sweet apple, finishes with buttered pecan from the hujilla honey. Sweet.
Bronze Medal-2011 Lone Star Int'l. Wine Competition
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Earthy blackberries first and foremost.Wildflower honey finsh. Semi-sweet. Bronze medalist 2011 Lone Star International Wine Competition. Sold out.
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Warm honey notes meld with tart cranberry in this crowd-pleaser of a mead. Pairs well with most dishes. Wildflower honey fermented with Cranberry. Semi-sweet.
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The word "honeymoon" originated from the tradition of giving newly weds a moon's supply (month's) of mead on their wedding night. This sweet mead is balanced by a delicate oaking in bourbon. Complex & rich in taste.
Release date: Late Fall 2012
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Crisp, dry citrus. Herbal honey nose & finish. Dry.
Release Date: Summer 2012
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Wildflower honey fermented with orange peel, cinnamon, nutmeg & clove. Dry.
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Mild warm pear & wildflower honey fermented with organic lavander flowers. Dry end of semi-sweet. Perfect with savory, Tuscan inspired food.
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Wildflower honey melds with pomegranate & organic Madagascar vanilla bean in this lightly oaked, semi- sweet mead.
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Texas wildflower honey melded with vine ripened red raspberry. Light, crisp, and semi sweet. Silver Medalist 2011 Lone Star International Wine Competition & Bronze Medalist Finger Lakes Int'l. Competition.
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Herbal, grassy and unlike anything we've made before, this mead finishes with complex melon notes. Made from Nebraska clover honey due to Texas' drought in 2011. Sweet, but not cloyingly so & effervescent.
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