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Drinking Horn Mead Hall

Meadery in Flagstaff, Arizona

4.9★ 483 Google reviews 2nd most reviewed of 8 in Arizona

Drinking Horn Meadery was born in the pines of Flagstaff, Arizona in 2014. The mead is inspired by a desire to live, and drink more simply. Created in small batches using all natural and locally sourced ingredients, Drinking Horn Meadery strives to get back to the roots of one of human kind's earliest libations. Come by the Mead Hall on Route 66 in Downtown Flagstaff for a taste of our variety of meads in a unique, appropriately inspired environment. Skol!

Hours

Mon 11am – 10pm
Tue 11am – 10pm
Wed 11am – 10pm
Thu 11am – 10pm
Fri 11am – 11pm
Sat 11am – 11pm
Sun 11am – 10pm

Hours come from public listing data and can change. Call ahead before travelling.

Nearest meaderies

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Distances are straight line from the listed addresses, not driving distance.

New to mead?

What Is a Meadery?

A meadery is a place that makes mead, which is wine made from honey. Here is what that means in practice, and what you will find if you walk into one.

Is Mead Wine or Beer?

Mead is wine. It ferments from honey rather than grain, and federal law regulates it under the wine rules, even when it is poured in a taproom that feels like a brewery.

Mead Tasting: What to Expect on Your First Meadery Visit

What a mead tasting actually involves: flights, prices, how to order, whether you can tour the production side, and what to check before you drive out.

Types of Mead Explained

Melomel, metheglin, cyser, braggot. The words on a meadery tasting list all mean the same thing: mead, plus whatever went in alongside the honey.

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