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Brew Tip: Dry Martini Mead by B. Nektar Meadery

A dry honey mead from B. Nektar is aged in gin barrels to create the subtle feel of a dry martini.

A dry honey mead from B. Nektar is aged in gin barrels to create the subtle feel of a dry martini.

Brew Tip: Dry Martini Mead by B. Nektar Meadery

Dry Martini Mead

Type: Mead
Location: Brewed by B. Nektar Meadery, Michigan
Alcohol: 13%
Aroma: Floral, honey, lime

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This bottle is a great example of what a dry mead can be. Aged in gin barrels, the flavors of gin comes through with a subtle, nice touch. It is a very pale colored mead with a hint of lime on the nose and finish. If you aren’t into gin, don’t be afraid to give this one a try. However, if you really like a good martini, this may be too subtle for your liking.

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