Red cherry, clean & brilliant with a hint of youth on the rim. High density, good colouration, perhaps too much for a young wine. It can be stored for a while. Very intensive wine aroma with alcohol coming through but not over-powering. Toasty wafts & black fruits (blackberry & plums). Faint whiffs of cinnamon & vanilla. On the palate: Maximum fruit expression, blackberry, currants & plums, without sweetness, enveloping, intensely flavoursome in the mouth with a smooth progression. ...

The Viking Age wasn't all sweetness & our latest Mead offers something a bit different. People attending Lindisfarne Festival 2019 got the first chance to sample this 793 Mead & its dry, crispness proved a hit at our Mead Bar. Enjoy a truly unique smooth but subtle blend of jasmine, thyme & milk thistle with a lingering hint of oak in the palate. Not to forget our famous sweet but full favoured local honey used across our mead ranges. This delightful drink is to be enjoyed chilled or mixed with Soda or Lemonade on any day of your choosing. ...

Lindisfarne's ghoulish ' Blod' Mead is an inspired mead which is a lovely special blend of Lindisfarne Original Mead & Cherry Wine. ...

Made with the finest dairy cream & quality aged Irish whisky. A true celebration of the Celtic & Christian connections between Kells in Irel&, Iona in Scotland & Lindisfarne, the cradle of Christianity in Engl&. Add to coffee or pour over ice cream. ...

A limited-edition mead, which

Includes:: honey from hives on the banks of the local river Tweed. The deeper

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A vatted blend of honey, locally drawn water, fermented grape, neutral spirits & elderflower extracts. The Elderflower helps to balance the natural sweetness of Mead to produce a drink which is a delight. Ideal as a gentle desert wine or to utilise for a refreshing, longer spritzer style libation. Ideally served cold. Spoil the senses. ...

Lindisfarne Mead has been part of Northeast heritage for many years. Made exclusively on Holy Island in the St. Aidan's winery. ...

Lindisfarne Mead is a unique alcoholic fortified wine manufactured here on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne. The honey which is used in the production of Lindisfarne Mead is drawn from the four corners of the world & here, on the isl&, it is vatted with fermented grape juice, honey, herbs, & the pure natural water of an artesian well & fortified with fine spirits to produce this unique drink. Lindisfarne Mead is produced exclusively on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, situated off the Northumbrian Coast. This island is the Cradle of Christianity in Engl&, for in the year 634 A.D., Oswald, King of Northumberl&, brought St. Aidan from the island of Iona to establish a monastery here. The motifs illuminating our labels are drawn from Bishop Eadfrith's magnificient Lindisfarne Gospels written circa 700 AD., which, with the Books of Durrow & Kells, remain a living testimony to the devotion & love of beauty & culture which existed in those distant times. ...

Lindisfarne Mead is a unique alcoholic fortified wine manufactured here on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne. The honey which is used in the production of Lindisfarne Mead is drawn from the four corners of the world & here, on the isl&, it is vatted with fermented grape juice, honey, herbs, & the pure natural water of an artesian well & fortified with fine spirits to produce this unique drink. Lindisfarne Mead is produced exclusively on the Holy Island of Lindisfarne, situated off the Northumbrian Coast. This island is the Cradle of Christianity in Engl&, for in the year 634 A.D., Oswald, King of Northumberl&, brought St. Aidan from the island of Iona to establish a monastery here. The motifs illuminating our labels are drawn from Bishop Eadfrith's magnificient Lindisfarne Gospels written circa 700 AD., which, with the Books of Durrow & Kells, remain a living testimony to the devotion & love of beauty & culture which existed in those distant times. ...

A subtle twist on Lindisfarne Mead, slightly lighter with a hint of orange. ...