Pour is ruddy amber color...smell is strongly sweet with some faint hints of pepper...some alcohol too...thick chewy mouthfeel...nice and lightly sweet with hints of pepper...nice...

Orange in color, clear. Brown sugar and honey aroma, very syrupy-rich essence hits your right away. Flowery, brown-sugary sweet and light molasses flavor, some orange-blossom honey. Lightly thick, coating palate. Nice sipping mead.

Pours clear bronze with no head. The aroma has roasted honey, slick abv warmth and some rubbing alcohol. Medium / full velvety smooth body. The taste starts with smooth nectarine and honey along with some white grapes. The finish is sharper and has more of a vineous flavor with light warmth. This is an enjoyable mead that goes down exceptionally easy for the high alcohol content. Recommended.

Seems thicker than other meads that I’ve had thus far. Nice, deep golden amber body. The aroma’s honey sweet with wood, nuts, and apples blended in. Same with the flavor, although the alocohol presence is more pronounced. Sticky sweet finish. Not too shabby.<br /><br /><font size=-4><a href=http://www.ratebeer.com/Places/ShowPlace.asp?PlaceID=3776><u>Binny’s Beverage Depot, Orland Park, IL</u></a><font size=-1><br />

Sampled at Polish Fest in Milwaukee. The mead pours to a pancake syrup colored body. The aroma is interesting. I swear it smells like port wine mixed with sweet honey. The flavor is sweet port wine-ish with hints of oak and honey. The palate is sweet, sticky, interesting.