Hello Everyone,
I am getting together with some fellow Mead makers here in Devon to setup a Micro Meadery, we will also be making some Country Wines.
Our aim is to produce our own honey, our primary site is on National Trust property. Burrow Farm sits amongst rolling hills and forests just on the outskirts of Exeter. We have an abundance of flowering fruit trees, wild flowers and plants able to support our bees. We also plan on sourcing honey from local producers.
Although we are not experienced beekeepers, we will be trained by our supplier and I have a number of contacts, one of which used to work with Brother Adam at Buckfast Abbey.
Our Mead will be produced in a similar way to Brother Adam, following his guidelines and of course putting our own twist on things.
We want our Mead to stand out above all others, not the wine based blend that is peddled as Mead by so many producers.
Drawing on the experience of Burrow Farm, we will be able to showcase our produce at local markets and festivals, while being able to promote our produce through their business.
We just need your help to raise funds to enable us to launch our idea next year. In exchange for funding our project we will be providing you with samples of our produce and a discount going forward. We also welcome any and all feedback and suggestions.
It is a bold project, however no matter how much is raised we will scale back our operation as necessary so that we will get the project off the ground.
I am trying to raise funds through Indiegogo, please check it out following the link below.
I am getting together with some fellow Mead makers here in Devon to setup a Micro Meadery, we will also be making some Country Wines.
Our aim is to produce our own honey, our primary site is on National Trust property. Burrow Farm sits amongst rolling hills and forests just on the outskirts of Exeter. We have an abundance of flowering fruit trees, wild flowers and plants able to support our bees. We also plan on sourcing honey from local producers.
Although we are not experienced beekeepers, we will be trained by our supplier and I have a number of contacts, one of which used to work with Brother Adam at Buckfast Abbey.
Our Mead will be produced in a similar way to Brother Adam, following his guidelines and of course putting our own twist on things.
We want our Mead to stand out above all others, not the wine based blend that is peddled as Mead by so many producers.
Drawing on the experience of Burrow Farm, we will be able to showcase our produce at local markets and festivals, while being able to promote our produce through their business.
We just need your help to raise funds to enable us to launch our idea next year. In exchange for funding our project we will be providing you with samples of our produce and a discount going forward. We also welcome any and all feedback and suggestions.
It is a bold project, however no matter how much is raised we will scale back our operation as necessary so that we will get the project off the ground.
I am trying to raise funds through Indiegogo, please check it out following the link below.
