(Bottle from Glasbanken) Pours clear gold without head. Notes of strong wildflower honey with good sweetness and a bare hint of acidity, prominent bitter slightly floral almond character, warming though the sip and finishing fairly sweet and moderately bitter and a little medicinal with lingering almonds and a little toasty vibe. Medium oily body for style, no head, some alcohol heat. Solid 'nutted' mead, which is a creative style for sure, though it seems to tempt fate with the medicinal side of mead flavours.

Bottle as a present by the brewer, trough Jacob. Thnx guys ! ! !

Pours a clear, dark red/amber. Scent is intense, raspberry jam, honey, tad ... phenolic? Seems a bit 'off' to me ( plastic comes to mind, but doesnt quite describe it ). Arteficial flavors sometimes come across like this, but I don't believe any arteficial flavors were used here. Perhaps due to the specific honey's i'm less familiar with? As it opens up, honey (floral, intense, natural) rises above the fruityness, but the sharp unnamed scent remains. Taste is full, juicy, fairly fullbodied, intense raspberry. Honey, natural and full, very intense, floral, and indeed again that character I had trouble describing in the scent, now surely pinpointed to the specific honey. Mild alcohol, gently overtaking the finish. Nice, fairly sweet mead. perhaps not my favorite honey character, but I can't day anything else than that it works, and it's a pleasure to drink.