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Mr. Simpson’s Mead Fizz
Mead Fizz cocktail specially curated at the Irish Embassy in London for St. Patrick's Day. -
Red Mead Bellini
Celebrating at home? Add a bit of sparkle to your weekend with this delicious, easy to prepare cocktail. -
Honeybird
A longer take on a mead boulevardier, luscious whiskey and jammy fruit and honey. -
Hot Mead Punch with Atlantic Dry Mead
We’ve taken a classic hot punch or toddy recipe and replaced the heady whiskey or bourbon with the smoothness and welcome honey of our Atlantic Dry Mead. Gently warmed and gently spiced with a splash of apple juice and honey to sweeten it naturally. -
Hazy Mead Pink G&T
Thought we would jump on the G&T trend, but bring our own twist to it. This Hazy Mead Pink Gin and Tonic is always a winner, whatever the weather. -
Mead Cucumber Smash
This recipe is a Mead version of the classic Irish Maid Cocktail. It is based on the Irish Maid cocktail created by Jack McGarry at the Irish-American Dead Rabbit Bar, and this is itself based on the contemporary classic Kentucky Maid cocktail also from New York. Also known as "I Can't Believe It's Not Melon" -
Wild Mead Negroni
Negronis famously have a ratio of 1:1:1 so this Mead cocktail is beautifully balanced and easy to remember. And a negroni should always be stirred, not shaken! -
Pretty in Pink Mead
Inspired by the sweetly scented lemon groves of Sicily. Use Hazy Summer Mead and your favourite pink gin and Sicilian lemonade to mix up this zingy, fruity and gently sweetened punch. Easy-to-make and delicious to drink, this tipple will have you licking your lips with glee. -
Mead Boulevardier
The Boulevardier cocktail is on the up, following in the wake of the Negroni cocktail. Made with spicy whiskey, Amaro and, of course, Wild Red Mead. -
Meaderita
Sharp and salty like an acerbic South-Western pirate. We will never apologise for the name. -
Mead Bellini
For when you are feeling stylish. Pour into a champagne glass to complete the dashing image of splendor with the excellent flavours to boot. -
Kinsale Mule
Low on the alcohol but has a fierce bite, the Kinsale Mule works well as a thirst quencher. You can even heat it up for those colder nights when you need that kick.
