Dead Bee Mead

09/29/2018

We just got some stickers in to help you know whats inside the bottle!

Ames Farms is nationally known for their top-tier honey and we are lucky enough to be able to access the best of local honey through them. Check them out at www.AmesFarms.com

This is not beer. This is not wine. This is mead.

09/19/2018

Now available for pick up in Minneapolis! Come visit our tasting room and buy a bottle. By appointment only for now, call or email for access, new hours coming soon! Click the link below to contact us. Thank you!!!

www.deadbeemead.com
2010 E Hennepin Ave
Minneapolis, MN 55414

Minneapolis exclusive meadery

09/13/2018

Who is ready for some traditional dry mead? No added flavors, just the pure and crisp honey flavor that isnt sweet! Get ready for the launch this October!

Minneapolis exclusive meadery

08/29/2018

Check out our interview with Ryan from the Mead House, the worlds largest mead podcast!

08/15/2018

This is why we use 100 percent local honey! It costs a bit more but it is actual honey.

Almost 80% of the brands from major grocery stores and pharmacies tested by…

07/16/2018

The Fridays have it this time! Keep an eye out for the event invite coming in the next day or two. Thanks to all who gave their feedback!

07/10/2018

This just in, California retailers are now allowed to import Dead Bee in to their state for resale! Contact us to make arrangements and meet our CA distributor.

07/05/2018

Now shipping in Minnesota!

06/22/2018

June is a fine time to be a bee, but the start of summer brings fast growth on many fronts. Here are things you can do as a beekeeper to protect your colony.

06/09/2018

http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-animals/honey-bees-can-understand-the-advanced-mathematical-concept-of-zero/

Honey bees may have small brains – containing fewer than a million neurons compared to our 86 billion – but that doesn’t mean they aren’t capable of sophis

06/02/2018

This is the property they were utilizing in ancient Norse lands when they would make "whole hive mead" by pitching a whole hive, bees and all, in to a container for fermentation. That truly is a mead full of dead bees.

Yeasts are ubiquitous microbes found in virtually all environments. Many yeast species can ferment sugar into ethanol and CO2, and humans have taken advantage of these characteristics to produce fermented beverages for thousands of years. As a naturally abundant source of fermentable sugar, honey ha...

10/06/2017

Wild bees and Russian bees might be able to help.