Elg is the Norwegian word for moose and throughout Norway the moose is known as ‘Skogens konge’ which means king of the forest. This makes Elg a perfect name for our forest fruit mead.
Inspired by traditional mead making methods, combining Dutch honey and forest fruit berries, our take on a forest fruit mead is a light, refreshing beverage for any occasion.
Heksebrann literally translates to ‘witch fire’ and there is a long history of witchcraft in Scandinavia dating back to the 16th century, with Norway having some of the most intense witch trials.
Cherries have often been associated with witchcraft, potions and spells, being linked to dark moon magic, death and the afterlife. it’s easy to imagine the cherry mead flowing in Valhalla, greeting the Norse warriors as they pass through the gates.
Nøkken embodies the spirit of our honey mead. Norwegian folklore speaks of Nøkken as a mystical creature residing in Norway's lakes and rivers.
A cautionary tale for the young, It is said that when Nøkken's eerie scream pierces the air, there is soon to be a drowning in its waters. Imagine the chilling sensation as you stand by a lake, hearing its haunting call...
Our take on a traditional mead, adding vanilla bean pods and cinnamon for an extra layer of flavour.