This place was not hard to find following directions. Plus they had a sign out pointing the way =) The place is a warehouse so the ambiance wouldn't even register except for the most amazing comfy, rocking, spinning, barrel chairs ever! The prices aren't fantastic either. I'm just putting that right out there because if you want a bottle that's on the market, go out to a store and get it. The reason to go here is to sample the meads, maybe find a special release, talk to the very friendly staff, ask questions, and basically get to know B. Nektar. They do have the best mead I've had (out of many).

In the back of an warehouse with a driveway and parking lot that needed to be redone 10 years ago. You are able to sample all of their year round meads and they had one small batch to try for free. The yalso had the two ultra small batches to sample for a price. The person that poured the mead was friendly and knew a bunch about mead. It was nice to try the meads and I picked up a bottle of Ch! Ch! Ch! and might have bought more if the prices were in line with what I saw down the road at the liquor store.

Not too hard to find, small brew area with a larger store/work area in an industrial estate. Chatted to Brad and Paul and the guys, just generally looked around, great set up for what they need and it’s nice to see a bunch of guys so enthusiastic about mead. Would definitely tell people it’s worth a visit if you’re in the area.

Stopped in during their most recent free tasting. The meadery is located in Ferndale in a small industrial park. Not too difficult to find as they had signs up pointing the way. You enter through a back door and walk straight into the brewing area. A small table was set up with several bottles opened to try. We tried several varieties and bought a couple bottles. We had just come from a store where Zombie Killer was being sold for $6.99 and at the Meadery it was $9.99, yikes! Friendly staff.

very small and hard to find but a very cool little place only open friday and saturday