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.
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.
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%.
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.
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.
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.
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.
This very limited edition of Polish dwojniak is made by mixing honey and bird cherry juice in the same proportion and subsequent fermentation and maturation for several years.
This very limited edition of Polish dwojniak is made by mixing honey and cherry juice from an old orchard in the same proportion and subsequent fermentation and maturation for several years.
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.
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.
