Over the years I have spent time trying to come up with interesting and unusual names for mead and about the best I have done is "Renaissance Mead" which I think is pretty neat. But I have also emailed back and forth with a lot of other mead makers and they have come up with some terrific names for their mead. Here is a listing of some of my favorites. I don't believe any of these are official but it doesn't matter, they are a lot of fun.

If you have come up with a great name for your mead I would love to hear it and add it to this list. Just send me an email!

Here is a traditional dry mead made by Sean. Its' bottled, labeled and capped. Looks fantastic and I love the name "Drunken Spider Meadery". My thanks to sean for submitting the pic.

And Sean's friend carved a drinking horn so they could enjoy the mead in the traditional way. Check out pics of the drinking horn here.

Here is a series of meads made by Ken H. He calls his operation "Milky Way Meadery". And he has given his meads some great names. see below.

Left to right:
"Goblin Blood" (Strawberry - Wine)
"Troll Drool" (Green Apple)
"Golden Grog" (Pineapple)
"Fruity Tartbomb" (Raspberry - Wine/Mead)
"Virgin's Blood" (Cherry)
"Perky Peach" (Peach)
"Drunkard's Piss" (Lemon - Wine)

How about some names of Meaderies?

Médiéval - by Intermiel in Canada

Guinevere - by Meadery of the Rockies

I found a whole bunch of wonderful drinking goblets on amazon. I have a page with them right here. Just a couple of years ago you couldn't get a goblet, or mead! It is great to see both are becoming very popular. Mead Goblets

Make a peach or pineapple fruit mead

If you have always wanted to make a fruit mead (melomel) you might want to check this tutorial out. I take you through the whole process from start to finish including bottling. Make a Peach or Pineapple Melomel