Traditional Honey Mead

Name: Traditional Honey Mead
Brand: Horns of Odin

Horns of Odin

£12.5

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Horns of Odin Traditional Mead Our signature traditional mead has been authentically made using just three core ingredients; honey, water and yeast. No sweeteners, No added sugar, No artificial flavourings and No white wine bases here - 100% Real Mead. Great mead requires great core ingredients and this is why we cut no corners and spared no expense when producing our traditional mead. Made using 100% Honey from local 3rd generation Beekeeper Pete Alanson and delicate natural spring water sourced from beneath Cheddar Gorge, this medium-sweet mead offers an unrivalled smoothness while deliverin

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HORNS OF ODIN LTD, number 15940355. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Traditional Honey Mead

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