Choose Between Two Options

• $18 for a meadery tour and tasting for two ($40 value)
• $31 for a meadery tour and tasting for four ($80 value)

Tours are only held on Saturdays at 12 p.m.

Cuisine Type: Small, tapas-style local plates.
Most popular offering: Ploughman’s Lunch: Cheese & Charcuterie
Kid-friendly: Yes
Delivery / Take-out Available: No
Alcohol: Beer and wine only
Number of Tables: 5–10
Outdoor Seating: No
Established: 2009
Parking: Free street parking
Handicap Accessible: Yes
Pro Tip: Limited parking is available on the street but a municipal lot is around the corner.

Q&A with Matt Trahan, Co-founder

In your own words, how would you describe your menu?
Smaller menu but designed to accompany a tasting and provide a quick snack or a full evening. Small plates and quick preparation allow for multiple rounds that fit a customer’s needs perfectly. Lots of special menu’s around events. Oyster Nights every Friday night with $1.50 a shuck oysters.

What made you want to work with food? When did you first develop that passion?
Both Matt and Ash worked in a restaurant before starting the Meadery. Katelin, the tasting room manager, was a sous chef at multiple establishments before taking over at the meadery.

What is one fun, unusual fact about your business?
The original tasting room was originally a post office at the turn of the century, a grocery store in the 30’s and shoe store in the 40’s. The shelves and footholds from the shoe store still exist today.

Is there anything else you want to add that we didn’t cover?
The cheeses on the Ploughman’s Lunch pair very well with the Meads produced at Sap House Meadery. The Gorgonzola Dulce and the Sugar Maple are a staff favorite.