England
A darker style of mead from the Island of Lindisfarne, made using honey, fermented grape juice, neutral spirits and locally sourced water.
Sweet and creamy, with the roundness of the honey remaining.
Terrible by mead standards, I get that it's still a relatively unexplored market due to more popular flavoured wines being out there, but Lindisfarne mead is simply alcoholic fruit juice; the honey tastes synthetic, there are no other flavourings or spices and other meads at the same price tag do much better jobs, such as Moniack or Lyme Bay. Buy either of those other Meads but definitely not Lindisfarne, it's a terrible example of Mead.
The dark mead is delicious. Try it for yourself
Absolutely love this as a night cap - proud of my North East heritage and this includes Lindisfarne products
I have tried the normal, dark and pink "meads" from Landisfarne and they all taste like cheap grape wine with some sugar/honey preservatives mixed in (just read the ingredients and see). They shouldn't be allowed to trade, complete scam.
