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Mead Made With Love in the Sweetheart City. Follow Us On X I will use this section for updates and progress reports on the Meadery.

Check back often! We leased our building on June 1 and are currently finalizing buildout plans with the City and Historic Preservation Commission with construction to begin as soon as we get the green lights.

05/25/2026

Today we remember and honor those who lost their lives in the service of our country and also the families and friends left behind. Raising a glass of mead in a Memorial Day toast to you all in Valhalla - Sláinte!

05/01/2026

The Celtic festival of Beltane marked the beginning of Summer. It was the Celtic May Day festival celebrated on May 1 in Ireland, Scotland, and the Isle of Man. In the traditional Celtic calendar, Beltane was a Cross Quarter Day - that is, it was midway between the Spring Equinox (when night and day were of equal length) and the Summer Solstice (the longest day giving the most hours of daylight). This festival was to encourage crop growth over the Summer and to protect the Celtic people's most treasured possessions, their cattle.
The Sí (Fairies) were believed to be very active around Beltane and Samhain. Many of the rituals around these festivals were designed to keep the Sí happy so their mischief would not harm the people or their animals.
To protect their homes, all hearth fires were put out and the embers from the Beltane fires were used to relight them. Doors, windows, and barns were decorated in bright yellow May flowers which were perhaps symbols of the fire. When the Beltane fires died down, the ashes were scattered over crops for added protection.
In some parts of Ireland, thorn bushes, which were thought to be particularly significant to the fairies, were decorated in flowers, ribbons, and colored shells to make a May bush.
Raise a glass or three of Mead, the beverage of Druids and Kings, to celebrate the Celtic beginning of Summer. Happy Beltane mead lovers - Sláinte!

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