The Moonlight Meadery Uses Non-Pasteurized Honey and Unique Spices
Riley von Niessen — May 4, 2017 — Lifestyle
References: instagram & moonlightmeadery
Located in Londonderry, New Hampshire, the Moonlight Meadery prides itself on its specialized concoctions that have come from its vast knowledge and careful perfection of "the world's oldest alcoholic beverage."
Although the Moonlight Meadery was founded back in 1995, it's been constantly innovating to maintain its consumer engagement. The company's founder has won international awards for his creative recipes, which has also contributed to the Moonlight Meadery's popularity among locals and travelers alike.
To create its meads, the company works hard to source ingredients that are found locally, and grows much of the fruit it uses as well. In order to maintain the quality of the natural flavor, it never uses pasteurized honey either, which "ensures that the volatile aromatics of the honey are preserved."
Although the Moonlight Meadery was founded back in 1995, it's been constantly innovating to maintain its consumer engagement. The company's founder has won international awards for his creative recipes, which has also contributed to the Moonlight Meadery's popularity among locals and travelers alike.
To create its meads, the company works hard to source ingredients that are found locally, and grows much of the fruit it uses as well. In order to maintain the quality of the natural flavor, it never uses pasteurized honey either, which "ensures that the volatile aromatics of the honey are preserved."
Trend Themes
1. Craft Mead - Craft mead breweries are pushing the boundaries of traditional mead production, using unique ingredients and flavor combinations.
2. Local Sourcing - The trend of sourcing ingredients locally is gaining traction in the craft beverage industry, providing a unique selling point for businesses.
3. Non-pasteurized Products - Non-pasteurized products are becoming popular in the beverage industry as consumers seek out natural flavors and aromatics.
Industry Implications
1. Craft Beverage - Craft beverage industry, including mead, is ripe for disruptive innovation through unique production methods and flavor profiles.
2. Local Food and Agriculture - The local food and agriculture industry can benefit from partnerships with craft mead producers, providing a sustainable supply chain.
3. Natural and Organic Products - Natural and organic product industry has the opportunity to tap into the demand for non-pasteurized beverages, offering unique options to health-conscious consumers.
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