In the Bronze Age, care was taken to ensure that the dead received supplies on the journey to the afterlife, and the Egtved girl received, among other things, a birch bark bowl with an alcoholic beverage fermented on honey. 100 years ago – exactly February 24, 1921 – farm owner Peter Paltz put the shovel …
The Snoremark apple mead logo is not an elegant Japanese character although it could resemble one. Our logo is a stone carving from the Bronze Age, which shows the goddess Gefion, who is plowing.
We are often asked what kind of glass you should use for mead. I have found some different types of glasses that I would recommend when you want to enjoy a glass of mead.
I had to take an extra trip around the tiny roundabout in Gundsølille. The municipality’s people had been out putting up a sign leading to Snoremark Mead Brewery.
Journalist Mette Juhl Jessen from MadLibitum has made a fantastic podcast about yeast. Listen to the yeast going crazy when we add honey.
On a sunny day in the summer of 2015, reporter Rikke Hast and her photographer Hanne Loop from Ugebladet Søndag came to Snoremark to listen to the story of our mead adventure – and to taste each variant, of course!
Boy, did we get busy when the wine critic from the Daily Telegraph, Victoria More, told us she was coming to Snoremark.
