Bee wine, also known as honey wine or mead, is a type of alcoholic beverage made by fermenting honey with water. This ancient form of alcohol has been enjoyed for centuries and is known for its sweet and complex flavors. However, a new trend in the world of bee wine is emerging, one that involves the use of bees in the winemaking process.
A company named Montucky Cold Snacks is now part of the portfolio of E.&J. Gallo Winery of Modesto, California, its first beer venture. While beer and wine may seem like unlikely companions, the use of bees in winemaking is a growing trend that is gaining popularity among producers and consumers alike.
Sunday May 19, 2024: In honor of World Bee Day, iconic sparkling winery CHANDON is hosting consumers for an interactive pollinator event. This event will highlight the importance of bees in the winemaking process and educate attendees on how they can support bee populations in their own communities.
As many food and beverage companies have learned, appearing on 'Shark Tank' can create buzz around a product. When Bee D'Vine, a bee wine producer, appeared on the show, they received a surge of interest from consumers who were intrigued by the unique concept of using bees in winemaking.
By Tamara Turner. When picturing thriving vineyards, bees might not initially come to mind. After all, grapevines are self-pollinating, but bees play a crucial role in pollinating other plants that are essential to the ecosystem of a vineyard. By incorporating bees into the winemaking process, producers are not only creating a unique product but also supporting the health of their vineyards.
Want to dine at California's most beautiful restaurant? You'll need to head to wine country, according to OpenTable. Wine country is not only known for its stunning vineyards and world-class wines but also for its culinary scene, which includes restaurants that offer delicious food paired with local wines, including bee wines.
BELTON, Texas — On my drive home from a visit to Waco, Texas, I was surprised to see a banner advertising a new winery in Belton, Texas. This winery, like many others in the area, is embracing the trend of using bees in winemaking and creating unique bee wines that showcase the flavors of the local honey.
Vino Vargas vineyard estate and winery in San Luis Obispo County, California, is for sale on the San Miguel real estate market for $1.995 million. This vineyard, which has been in operation for over a decade, is known for its high-quality wines, including bee wines made with honey from local apiaries.
When one store closes, another one opens as a popular art franchise in New Bern is making way for a new business to blossom — an indoor bee wine tasting room. This unique concept is attracting a new wave of customers who are eager to try bee wines and learn more about the role of bees in winemaking.
Known for its diverse local mead, Thirsty Bee Meadery was established by beekeepers Matthew Brantley and Kelly Brantley in January 2020. This meadery offers a variety of bee wines made with honey from their own hives, showcasing the unique flavors of different types of honey.
