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Daggers Meadery

4.4 (16 reviews)
Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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Mead flight. Also has great popcorn.
Luzed G.

Great place for Mead. Austin was a great hosts. This place is family owned and operated. They are really hospitable and bring free popcorn to your table.

Have a fantastic time every time we go!
Michelle B.

Absolutely fantastic atmosphere, customer service, delicious Mead, and love the cuttery boards. There are fire pits, nice tables and chairs to relax. Lots of tvs and you'll get a warm feeling in all directions from the business atmosphere and the customer service. Definitely try it!

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Great people with a great product! The wine is terrific and let's all support our local businesses.

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I love this place... a relaxed vibe- great meads of different flavors at very reasonable prices cant wait to come again

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Absolutely fantastic atmosphere, customer service, delicious Mead, and love the cuttery boards.

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Bergen House - Mead Flight

Bergen House

4.8(26 reviews)
38.2 mi

Never had Meade before and I'm kicking myself now. I'm not a fan of "hoppy" drinks, BUT the hoppy…read moreMeade I will drink and actually got me to venture down other "hoppy" lanes, like beer. Especially for someone who likes cider and wine, the Meade has a nice, refreshing flavor. The different flavor nodes of the honey make it sweeter and not bitter (personal preference). Awesome sit in areas with TONS of games for socialization with friends. In this order are my favorites!! Wally, Whip, Lemon, Bouchot, Ginga, Cherry, Hoppy, Pecan

Bergen House is a craft meadery that opened in Middletown, Connecticut in September 2020. It was…read morefounded by army veteran Talon Bergen. He first began experimenting with homebrewing when his brother-in-law gifted him a Mr. Beer kit. The first batch of Bergen's homebrew was awful, but the kit came with an interesting book that he read over and over again. He soon became fascinated with the science behind brewing and fermentation. Later on, a friend gifted him a bottle of homemade mead. Bergen's wife Emilie liked it much more than any beer she ever tried, so he decided to try his hand at crafting mead. Mead is a fermented beverage made from a mixture of honey, water and yeast. It is the oldest fermented beverage known to man (predating beer, wine and cider). Like his first batch of beer, Bergen's first batch of mead was also awful. After several months, Bergen finally began making mead that was drinkable. The Bergens later had an idea to open their own brewery. After seeing how many breweries that Connecticut already had, they instead decided to open a meadery. The Bergens found a space in Middletown's old trolley barn building to house their meadery and taproom. Although not the state's only meadery, Bergen House is the only one to have its own taproom for on-site consumption. I recently visited Bergen House for the first time after going for a long bike ride on the nearby Air Line State Park Trail. I was greeted by Emilie Bergen who was very friendly and talked to me about the different meads. There were eight different meads on tap during my visit. Each one has different spices and fruits added for flavoring. I ordered a sampler flight which featured "Crime Scene" (Rye Bourbon Barrel-Aged Sweet & Sour Cherry Mead), "Local Buzz" (Dry Mead made with local honey from Hilltop Apiaries), "Wally" (Off-Dry Mead made with wildflower honey, green tea and Citra hops), and "Grapefruit Meads Business" (Wildflower Mead flavored with rosemary, grapefruit & ginger). The latter two were my favorites! Emilie also gave me a small sample of "Bochet": a traditional French Mead made with wildflower honey caramelized before fermentation. I ended up taking home a growlito of "Wally", which tasted a lot like a honey-infused New England IPA. I had a great experience at Bergen House and I look forward to returning!

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Royal Meadery

Royal Meadery

4.8(5 reviews)
59.6 mi

Awesome, hyperlocal spot run by people who are passionate about their product and happy to impart…read moreall that mead knowledge you never even knew you wanted as you enjoy your quaffs. Until recently, I had only tasted mead in Ireland and known it as a sickly-sweet beverage. But these are subtle, flavorful, crafted meads. My absolute favorite was the Queens, which reminded me almost of a dry fino Sherry or complex, rich, dry white. They also mix up some fine mead-based cocktails, including an excellent Raspberry Lemonade with a raspberry-tinged mead mixed with seltzer and fresh-squeezed lemon juice. I'm generally a beer person and was a bit skeptical, but was totally sold (literally - walked out of here with a couple of bottles and some paraphernalia.) The space is industrial yet cool - more like visiting a brewery than a winery. They have board games as well as a gravelly outdoor area where you can hang on a nice day. Only weekend hours for now as the business (hopefully) grows, but a great place to hang and sample something new and high-quality, or pop-in for a cool take-away gift. Whether you're already a fan, or if all you know of mead is some Viking or Renaissance Faire crap (though in Addition to classic glassware, they do also sell a goblet if that is indeed you thing), you simply must stop in this excellent new spot. Only opened on weekends for now. They could use some better signage - we did drive past before doubling-back to find it - but this is a place we'll worth finding and trying.

Clean, neat, quiet... tanks in tasting room-nice products. Go for the Meadjito! Tasty!!read more

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