ThurrimelMeadery & tasting room

Sample prices for winter 2026–27

The pour list

Five meads on the board this winter, from bone-dry to dessert-sweet. Glasses are five ounces, flight pours two ounces each.

By the glass

Wildflower, dry
$8
Light and crisp, like a dry white wine.
Orange blossom, semi-sweet
$9
Floral, with a little sweetness left in.
Sparkling apple cyser
$9
Fermented with pressed apples, served cold and fizzy.
Blackberry melomel
$10
Deep red, made with blackberries in the ferment.
Spiced winter metheglin
$11
Our winter release, with cinnamon, clove and orange peel.

Flights and tables

Tasting flight of four
$16
Any four from the board, two ounces each, served in order.
Tasting table, 4 to 8 guests
$16 a guest
Friday and Saturday from 5pm. A flight for each guest and the table held for ninety minutes.
Thursday tasting night
$24 a seat
7pm, sixteen seats, six pours with a short talk. See the winter calendar.

Bottles to go

Wildflower, dry, 750 ml
$24
Orange blossom, 750 ml
$26
Sparkling apple cyser, 750 ml
$26
Blackberry melomel, 750 ml
$30
Spiced winter metheglin, 750 ml
$32

Six bottles or more: 10% off the bottles.

Tastings, step by step

What happens at the bar

  1. Take a seat

    At the bar, or at a tasting table if you asked for one. We ask for a photo ID first.

  2. Choose four

    Pick any four meads from the board, or let us choose a run from dry to sweet.

  3. We pour and talk

    Two ounces of each, poured one at a time, with a few words on the honey and what went in.

  4. Take a bottle, or not

    Nobody has to buy. If you liked one, we bag a bottle at the counter on your way out.

Questions before you visit

Do I need a reservation?

Not for the bar. Walk in any time we are open. Ask ahead only for a tasting table on Friday or Saturday, or a seat at a Thursday tasting night.

Can I bring someone under 21?

Yes, until 8pm, at a table with you. We pour mead only for guests 21 and over with a photo ID, and we ask everyone.

How does bottle pickup work?

Send an order with the form and we set the bottles aside under your name. Pick them up within fourteen days during open hours, pay at the counter and show your ID. Someone else can collect for you if they are 21 or over and bring ID.

Is mead sweet?

Some is. The wildflower is fully dry, and the board runs from dry to sweet, so a flight is the easiest way to find out what you like.

Can I bring food?

Yes. We have crackers and a small cheese plate for $9; anything else you bring is welcome.

Have a few bottles set aside.

Tell us which meads and how many. We hold them for fourteen days.

Order bottles