Meaderies of Canada

In 1992 Cambell Graham and his wife Helen Grond moved from the city life of Vancouver the country life on Hornsby Island. Settling on 13 acreas near the south end of the Island. Their orginal plan did not call for them to produce mead but after studing the romantic history of mead they fell in love with the idea.

Already advet gardners the property had over 3000 plants ,and in particular lavender
all they need was bees and a winery. They convert a cabin into a production facility producing traditional meads plus meads flavoured with herbs or fruits.

 

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Located in the small community of Sooke on the south west side of Vancouver Island. Owned and operated by Bob Liptrot and Dana LeComte . The farm is the province's first exclusive meadery. It is a small, farmgate-style winery .

The winery was named after the Tugwell Family which originally
settled this land. There is a nearby creek named Tugwell Creek as
well. The site was select due to its beautiful location near the Ocean

Melomel, Metheglin, Vintage Mead, and Sack Mead are their signature wines.
Sack Mead is like a late harvest wine on the sweetness scale
As well as mead the farm offers a wide range of honey and bee related products

Winemaker is Robert Liptrot
Philosophy: To reintroduce the ancient beverage mead

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Alvinston is a small town located between Lake Huron and Lake Erie .The company Munro Honey was started in 1914 by a man named Warren Munro. In 1958 Howard Bryans purchased the business. The business name remained Munro Honey. In 1999 Howard obtained a license to manufacture mead and added Munro's Meadery to the company.
Today the the company is owned by   Davis Bryans and John Bryans.

Winemaker John Bryans
Philosophy:To make top quality meads, made from 100% pure Canadian Honey

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