Thor Mead
Premium mead… and award‑winning.
Thor Mead is the premium reference that lands on your table with more presence than Cthulhu rising from the depths. It’s not a Lovecraftian mind trick to convince you of its quality: its elderberry is 100% real, and its black colour warns of an organoleptic intensity that will have you thinking By Crom! before you even take the first sip.
And By Thor! it’s no exaggeration, as it was awarded bronze in the berry‑mead category at the 2026 MMC — Europe’s most formidable mead competition, a place where the judges are so strict they’d make Darth Vader look like a laid‑back yoga instructor.
The true star of this recipe is the elderberry, used for centuries for its high culinary value. Thor Mead is a melomel, bringing those tannic aromas that feel as if they’ve been rescued straight from the Hyborian Age. The result is a robust body with a pronounced honey flavour and autumnal forest‑fruit notes from the elderberry, along with a persistent aftertaste that clings to your taste buds with more determination than a smuggler to his old ship when he spots Imperial destroyers.
Its fine bubbles add an elegance that produces a deep purple foam. This kind of carbonation can only be achieved naturally through a secondary fermentation that develops slowly over days of bottle rest.
Thor Mead is, ultimately, a tribute to ancestral recipes and flavours crafted with the delicious elderberry. So good that even Conan the Barbarian would stop grunting for five minutes to enjoy it.
PS: On another note, we love giving advice no one asked for, so here’s one: store your mead in a cool place and away from direct sunlight; it’s the best way to enjoy it as if you’d bought it yesterday (but please, we beg you, make sure it’s before the best‑before date).
Product details:
- Alcohol: 9% ABV.
- Format: 33 cl in a dark‑glass bottle.
- Style: Melomel.
- Ingredients: Water, honey, elderberry concentrate, yeast and sulphites.
- Properties: Gluten‑free. Melomel mead contains no gluten because it is not made with grains or malts.
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