Production of traditional Polish mead started in 1991.
Polish Mead Trójniak is fermented from one part of honey and two parts of water. It is made according to a family recipe and in a cold way.
The traditional Polish mead of the trójniak category (1/3 of honey) is made in a cold way, mainly from autumn honey with a small addition of spring honeys, herbs and fruit juices. Alcohol content is about 13%.
This Polish mead is produced by cold fermentation from the same parts of honey and water and with the addition of a mixture of various local Polish herbs.
Jabłkowy is Dwójniak Polish Mead and melomel, which means that a half part of a base consists of honey, and 30% of rest water content is replaced with fresh apple juice.
Polish mead Dwójniak and melomel. The basis for fermentation is 50% of flower honey and 30% of remaining content is a raspberry juice.
Polish mead Dwójniak and melomel. The basis for fermentation is 50% of flower honey and 30% of remaining content is a raspberry juice.
Two thirds of honey mixed with water is used to produce this highest-quality Polish mead. Honey is a combination of spring flower nectar honey with the addition of buckwheat honey. The sweetness of honey balanced by apple juice.
Polish Dwójniak is a mead produced by cold way and fermented from a mixture of linden honey and water in a ratio of 1:1. A very sweet varietal mead with a distinctive taste of lime honey. Glass bottle.
Polish Dwójniak is a mead produced by cold way and fermented from a mixture of linden honey and water in a ratio of 1:1. A very sweet varietal mead with a distinctive taste of lime honey. Ceramic bottle.
Two thirds of honey mixed with water is used to produce this highest-quality Polish mead. Honey is a combination of spring flower nectar honey with the addition of buckwheat honey. The sweetness of honey balanced by apple juice.
Polish mead Dwójniak is produced in a cold way by fermenting from a mixture of summer and autumn honey and water in a 1:1 ratio and with an addition of aromatic home-grown herbs.
Polish mead Dwójniak is produced in a cold way by fermenting from a mixture of summer and autumn honey and water in a 1:1 ratio and with a touch of aromatic home-grown herbs.
Polish mead Dwójniak is produced in a cold way by fermenting from a mixture of summer and autumn honey and water in a 1:1 ratio with a touch of aromatic home-grown herbs.
This Polish mead is produced by cold fermentation from the same parts of honey and water and with the addition of a mixture of various local Polish herbs.