We love Wildflyer! We have been coming here for the last 6 years!…read more It all started with Covid, an outdoor space to get out of the house and yummy mead! The owners are awesome and friendly. We are so happy that they are doing well and even opened a new downtown location. But of course the farm location is like home to us. Oh yes, the mead! Always fun to try the different flavors. So many favorites! We enjoy Marooned, Viva Sangria, Violet Beauregard, Hot & Bothered and it is always a treat to try the new reserves. Head on out and enjoy the working honey farm and stay for the mead! There are options to stay the night for the out of towners. The Honey House and Cabin as well as camping spots.

5.11.25 Can here for Mother's Day fun…read more I have never been here before and I thought it was a really cool place for friends to come hang out. They have tables outside and a great screened in sunroom that was very popular. My hubby and I ordered a Mead flight to sample 4 different meads. We enjoyed them all but we ended up buying Seventeen. It is made with strawberry and lime. One strange thing happened though. When went to pay for our flight ($12) and bought our bottle of mead - the girl put the bottle has her tip. (See photo) Our credit card company sent us a message asking if we intended on giving a 200% tip. This left me speechless. I would come here again but definitely look at my receipt before leaving.

I stopped in to taste some locally produced mead, Great find. For $12 you can taste either three…read morefresh tap meads or the from bottle, sorry no mixing. I tasted the OG, I mean you kind of need to taste a traditional, right? It's a bit on the tart side with hints of pear. Rosemary makes everything better so of course I'm going to take Rosemary's Lemon. Sweet with subtle rosemary notes and just a hint of lemon. Finally, my third taste was Boozeberry. Sweet full fruit blueberry greets you from the first sip. They will offer you a nibble to cleanse your palate, how did she know I liked Rosemary cashews, YUM. I would def recommend this business. Solid lineup of meads to taste.

Cool place, good mead, live music and excellent service! We…read morehad the mead flight, charcuterie sampler (which was surprisingly delicious) and some delicious chocolates. Loved them all! We will be back for sure!

My brother wanted to stop here before we saw a show at Reed Arena and I didn't think twice about it…read moreas I love mead. The man who runs the operation knows his stuff--like REALLY knows his craft. The little shop is perfect for a quick hang and is super comfortable. The mead is delicious. He even let us try a nitro/smoked version of one of his latest batches. You've gotta stop here if you're in downtown Bryan & absolutely check Him out during a First Friday.

You are warmly welcomed by the owner and the regulars when you walk in. My girlfriend is shy and…read morethe vibe in here relaxed her and now it's our favorite place to go in bryan. This place makes u feel at home and part of the family. Great conversations great drinks and even better people

Me and my wife walked in today and sat and on one of the tables to the right…read more There was one little man bartender with a beanie that never acknowledged us. So i walked up to the bar and again was never acknowledged..... I know i was seen but ignored. I think he was more focused on the people that were at the bar. Or he just didn't want to be there. He worked slow and moved like he was in no rush. Not what you should see at a this kind of establishment. Went back and sat down for another 5 mins and after 15mins with nobody giving any care that we were there. We got up and left. The establishment was beautiful and seemed like a awesome place to have a drink. But that didn't happen. Can't recommend this place

This is a cool little spot that serves only mead. I've never had mead before, so it was interesting…read moreto learn a little about it and to see all the different varieties. They also have a nice selection of board games to play while you're hanging out there. The bartender/server briefly went down the menu and explained that the mead was made from honey, hence the bee motifs. After tasting several different kinds (from the flight), I settled on hibiscus as my favorite. There is a varying range of sweetness, and the hibiscus was definitely on the sweeter side, but I was in the sweet mood. I also really enjoyed resting beach face, which is a lot less sweet but has all the fruity notes. If you've never tried mead, it's worth heading on over here and giving the Ferm Meadery a try!

Everything was amazing!! Pizza was delicious…read more Drinks so refreshing after a long day of shopping Owners were so nice and helpful

Absolutely most lovely people here. Loved the live music. The property is lovely. You can buy feed…read morefor the animals.

I'm not sure why there are not far more reviews for this business who has been open since 2020 as…read moreit is fabulous! However, I've lived in this area a long time and had no idea about the place until I visited Galveston Brewery recently and the server there mentioned Celtic Cross mead. Honestly it is not all that difficult to locate and once you see it, you see it and think "Oh! There it is!" It's cozy, homey, and welcoming. I'm glad I read Yelp reviews and such to learn this place was a little difficult to find but totally worth the effort. They were correct. But find it we did. Brandi and a couple at the bar welcomed us in. Brandi guided us through the various flavors of mead so we could decide what we liked. What a fantastic range of flavors and I feel I now know a lot more about mead. I tried their 4 serving flight of my favs. My son tried a class of each of his favorites. Their non-alcoholic mead was so refreshing that I would like an entire glass of that next time. I feel there is a flavor for everyone's taste and would be surprised if one could not find their favorite. The only way not to find your fav is the inability to chose from their selections. The only other mead I have ever tasted was at Bunratty castle in Ireland back in the day. Celtic Cross' mead is so much better. This place was fun and we cannot wait to come back.

Hole in the wall meadery in League City you must stop by. We've been there twice since we…read morediscovered it. It's very laid back and welcoming. Everyone owners/patrons immediately welcomes you and makes you feel right at home. There is a a sense of community. We've had dinner elsewhere and gone after for a few drinks and boardgames. Sometimes there is a food truck. You can also bring food to the establishment. They are not a large production so each of their meads is carefully crafted. You did not be disappointed!

My fiance and I have bought a few meads from elgin meadery at the lakeline farmers market and have…read morealways wanted to checkout their location in Elgin, which we finally did yesterday. One of the owners Micah, was bartending and was friendly and knowledgeable. We got a flight with all 6 options. My fiance's favorite was invictus black, which was dry and similar to a red wine. My favorite was black nectaris which was tart and jammy. We learned they make bourbon barrel aged mead in the winter and will definitely be back to try it. The location is in downtown elgin, which is pretty cute.

I went with a friend of mine to Elgin Meadery. We had never been there before but had heard good…read morethings about the business. One thing that interested me was the seasonal mead that they create. It was a pretty quiet day so we were able to chat with the owner and hear what his favorites were and how he came up with some of the flavors. I had never had mead before and really enjoyed the Ruby Rio and Cherry Nice to Meet You. It's a nice venue with a bar set up, some comfy chairs, and tables.

Delightful winery with generous sampling,exquisite gifts and souvenirs to fit the budget. The…read morestaff was so helpful please check them out you will enjoy the stop.

Such a sweet place, staff was so polite even when I missed the step and dropped everything. Wine…read morewas delicious and love their honey option. I would def recommend.

Beatrice and Emmet were my gracious hosts on 4/2/21. There vineyards were barely starting to grow…read morenew leaves but the wildflowers on the property were at peak beauty! It's a lovely place to stop during a road trip. The tasting room- a plain if not industrial looking building from the outside but cozy and inviting once inside. The wines- nice selection of sweet whites and reds. The Lenoir grape is a southern special and definitely worth a try! Pricing- $8 for a flight of five 2oz tastings of your choice. Bottles run between $16-28.

What a wonderful visit! We truly enjoyed our conversations with the owners and most of our group…read morebought a bottle to enjoy at home. The owners plan to retire soon and I am glad we experienced Rosemary's with them!