Hawthorn and Rosehip Mead

Name: Hawthorn and Rosehip Mead
Brand: Great British Mead Company

Great British Mead Company

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Hawthorn and Rosehip Mead This is a mead made by creating a syrup made from freshly gathered Rosehips and Hawthorn berries in the Autumn and blending it with honey. Essentially a metheglin or herbal mead, it retains all the wonderful benefits of the honey, berries and hips Once this has fermented, the mead is left to age in Oak barrels ready for bottling. It is best enjoyed chilled, but can also be used as a mixer in long drinks and in cocktails. Specifications: Alcohol: 10.5% Volume: 750ml Ingredients: Water, honey, Rosehips, Hawthorn berries

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as GREAT BRITISH MEAD COMPANY LIMITED, number 12233486. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Hawthorn and Rosehip Mead

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