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S'Mores

Mixed

NH - New Hampshire
Alcohol 12%
Ingredients Wildflower Honey Graham Cracker Marshmallow Cacao Nibs Toasted Oats Tasting Nose Marshmallow, woody Mid-Palate Graham cracker Finish Cocoa and smoke Pairs Well With Friends and family around a blazing campfire By the Way The first known s'mores recipe was published in the Girl Scouts handbook Tramping and Trailing with the Girl Scouts in 1927. The world’s largest s’more weighed in at 267 pounds with 140 pounds of marshmallows, 90 pounds of chocolate, and 90 pounds of graham crackers.
$25.00 / 375 mL Bottle
Kaffir Lime, Roasted Lemongrass & Thai Basil

Mixed

NH - New Hampshire
Alcohol 12%
Ingredients Wildflower Honey Lemon Grass, Thai Basil Kaffir Lime Leaves Tasting Nose Thai Basil, Citrus Mid-Palate Dry Lemon, Zesty Finish Hint of Kaffir Lime Pairs Well With White Water Rafting the Mae Taeng River in Thailand. Laying down in the Mughal Garden at the Taj Mahal on a moonlit night. Hanging with friends at a kick volleyball tournament in Southeast Asia. By the Way Lemongrass is a tropical perennial plant which yields aromatic oil. The name lemongrass is derived from the typical lemon-like odor of the essential oil present in the shoot. It is said you can bruise the leaves and inhale its aroma to relieve stress. Kaffir lime leaves are used in Thai, Lao and Cambodian cuisine in soups, curry pastes and stir fries.
$25.00 / 375 mL Bottle
Raspberry Jam Sesh

Melomel

NH - New Hampshire

Excluded from Discounts
Alcohol 6.9%
A refreshing, crushable draft mead made with raspberries, wildflower honey and locally sourced awesomeness. Made here. Canned Here.
$16.00 / 4 x 12oz Can
Honey & Flavor Wheel

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Varietal Honey is All the Rage! Learn how to describe your honey tasting experience using the new Honey Flavor Wheel, just published by the Honey and Pollination Center, which gives a huge lexicon to the tastes and aromas we find when tasting honey. The wheel production follows six months of research and development. This wheel will prove invaluable to those who love honey and want to celebrate its nuances. The front of the colorful wheel has all of the descriptors – the back explains how to taste honey and shares four honey profiles so the consumer can get an idea of how to use this innovative product! Diameter: 8 1/4 inches

$20.00
Higher Grounds

Mixed

NH - New Hampshire
Alcohol 10.7%
Ingredients Wildflower Honey Organic Arabica Coffee (this changes with each batch, but is always single origin). Tasting Nose Cocoa Mid-Palate Toffe, Burnt Sugar Finish Chocolate, Peanut Butter Pairs Well With Bread pudding, pannacotta with seasonal fruit, cherry ciafoutis By the Way Coffee beans are the pits of the cherry-like berries found on the flowering shrubs. Yet, they’re called "beans" because of the resemblance to legumes. The United States coffee can only be commercially grown in two states: Hawaii and California.
$25.00 / 375 mL Bottle
Traditional Mead

Honey

NH - New Hampshire
Alcohol 12%
Ingredients Wildflower Honey Simplicity in a glass. A million flowers from all corners of Northern New England brought together by a million bees and given to you. Our mead tend toward the drier side overall and the Traditional more than most. It is light bodied and flavored. Just a hint of the floral, almost minty quality from the alfalfa the nectar was harvested from. Enough sweetness to remind you that this is, in fact, honey made into wine. This mead could be compared to an un-oaked Chardonnay due to its softness and mild quality. Did You Know As the oldest alcohol in the world, it is said that mead originated 8,000 years ago on the Island of Crete as the nectar of the Gods, with magical powers. There are as many types of honey as there are flowering plants fertilized by bees in the world. And each changing year and season, the honey harvested yields different flavors depending on the rain, nutrients in the soil, plant and bee health. We recommend it chilled in a standard white wine glass.
$20.00 / 375 mL Bottle
One of These Days

Honey

NH - New Hampshire
Alcohol 15.6%
Simply Put Today is one of these days Ingredients Wildflower Honey Time on Oak 8-Months SHM Tasting Nose Woody Mid-Palate Bourbon Finish Fresh, Soft Oak Where Are You Raiding Roger Sterling’s liquor cabinet with Don Draper as Roger closes a deal with Lucky Strike on Madison Avenue Sitting comfortably on the riverbank watching a log drive along the Androscoggin in 1911 Waiting for Amelia Earhart to land in Londonderry, Northern Ireland as she crosses the Atlantic Our Words Sipper, Comforting, Top Shelf, Storied Did You Know The average American oak tree harvested for barrels is 100 years old. A typical tree yields about two barrels. By law, a barrel can be used just one time to distill bourbon in the US, even though these well-crafted barrels have a lifespan of up to 60 years. Named after one of our most favorite Pink Floyd songs. This song has a skipping-like bass line that is unmistakable. This sweet traditional mead carries a similar bass note of wonderful honey, floral notes and of course - bourbon. Smooth and simple. All of these bottles are hand numbered and in short supply!
$35.00 / 375 mL Bottle
Vanilla Bean Mead

Metheglin

NH - New Hampshire
Alcohol 18%
Simply Put A robust and balanced creaminess of simpler times Ingredients Wildflower honey Whole vanilla beans Orange blossom honey SHM Tasting Nose Pure vanilla Mid-Palate Crispy pie crust Finish Sweet, buttery Where Are You Hanging with your favorite relative while reminiscing of good times Eating a molten chocolate cake without guilt Our Words Approachable, creamy, a versatile cocktail mix Did You Know Vanilla bean is not a bean—it's the fruit of orchids in the genus Vanilla. The word “vanilla” means “little pod” in Spanish. About 80% of the world's vanilla is grown by small holding farmers in the hilly forests of Madagascar. The vines grow 30-50 ft tall, supported by a host tree or posts. A vanilla bean plant can take years to mature, and the harvested pods can take six to nine months to cure.
$25.00 / 375 mL Bottle
Sugar Maple Mead

Mixed

NH - New Hampshire
Alcohol 13.8%
Ingredients Wildflower Honey Maple Syrup Tasting Nose Sweetness Mid-Palate Chamomile, Sage Finish Caramel-like, Nutty Pairs Well With Sitting on a horse drawn wagon pulling the sap collecting tank as the steam from the boiling syrup pours out the steam stack, swirling the maple aroma skyward. In your backyard on a moonlit night collecting snow to make maple syrup snow candy as friends arrive. Enjoying the fresh, cool air as you prepare your spring garden, tilling the soil and adding a layer of compost in anticipation of the first wave of planting. By the Way Maple syrup was invented by the Iroquois, who are indigenous to northeastern America. They pioneered the tapping technology that drew sap from the maple tree. Quebec produces 90% of Canada's maple syrup and nearly 72% of maple syrup production worldwide. A single maple tree can produce between 5 to 15 gallons of sap per season. Yet, it takes roughly 40 gallons of maple tree sap to produce a single gallon of syrup.
$20.00 / 375 mL Bottle
Sap House Meadery Hat

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Embroidered front panel. Mesh on the rear. Adjustable snap fit. Made by Legacy.

$25.00