Mead is the oldest type of alcohol that humankind has ever produced, in fact, residue from this honey-based beverage has been found in vessels and jars that date from approximately 9,000 years ago. Here at the Superstition Meadery, the simple ingredients of honey, water and yeast are still used, although these producers are much more refined and diverse in their offerings. The mead varies from the most traditional Lagrimas de Oro to Marion Mead made with blueberries, blackberries and raspberries. The latter is normally called a Bilbemel, and though there are many variants of mead like Pyment, Metheglin, Myod, Rhodomel, etc., this meadery makes it a little simpler with names that describe the flavor. In addition to mead, the craft cider, beer and wine are also impressive.
Website: superstitionmeadery.com
Phone: (928) 458-4256
Cross Streets: Between Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial Hwy and N Cortez St/S Cortez St/E Gurley St
Open now
- Thu 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
120 W Gurley St Prescott, AZ 86301 ·1856.41 mi
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- Business center
- Accessible
- Wifi
Reviews
yelpWe love this place! A unique tasting experience every time, their flights are such a good opportunity to try so many different flavors and explore the world of mead! Flights are also priced really...
MoreInteresting experience of trying Meade for the first time so of course I went with Cider and glad I did, Imperial Fall Cider at 8.6% was more than enough to relax with
MoreI first discovered mead in Sedona when I tried a sample and was surprised how light and refreshing it was especially since it's made from fermented honey. I don't really drink anymore for health...
MoreGood customer service. Excellent tapas. We enjoyed the charcuterie board. It was a good size for 4 adults and all the items on the board were delicious. We also ordered the $5 for $40 - white...
MoreI chose a 12 glass flight. 1oz each. $28, I think. Most were dry and sweet. Some tasted like whiskey or bourbon. I ordered pretzels to go with it. It was a heaping plate of bite sized...
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