The Colony Meadery's Black mead is back on Black Friday for a limited time. The popular blackberry-blackcurrant mead is rich, dark and complex and released in very small batches every so often.
The Colony Meadery, the Lehigh Valley’s award-winning producer of fermented honey, recently announced a partnership with Stroudsburg’s Banter’s Hard Cider that will result in a chance for more customers to try each company’s beverages.
Allentown Cocktail Week has returned and with it, the chance for one bartender to earn the ultimate bragging rights at the Iron Shakers Competition and Bridgeworks Block Party on 10/5 at 5 p.m.
The Colony Meadery at the Book Shop is proud to present Poor Man's Gambit live on Saturday, 9/24 at 8 p.m.
Join us at one of our favorite resturants, The Dime, in downtown Allentown for a special 5 Course Pairing Dinner with some of our favorite meads.
The Colony Meadery will be at The 7th Annual Philadelphia Honey Festival on September 10. We will be celebrating our mead with samples and bottles for purchase.
The Colony Meadery is pumped to start September at Jack Callaghan's Ale House in Allentown as part of their "Spirits Tuesday" series.
Chrissie Manion Zaerpoor of The Art of Mead Tasting & Food Pairing, recently gave us one of her special recipes we thought you might enjoy. Below is all the info you'll need to make a scrumptious cake.
Mark your calendar because The Colony Meadery will be at The 2016 Pittston Tomato Festival!
The festival will run Thursday August 18th through Sunday, August 21st, 2016. But what does the tomato fest entail you may ask? Well, that’s a great question because it’s going to be a blast.
We’ll be here serving up all sorts of mead deliciousness. You see, mead goes with pretty much everything, and tomato based foods are definitely no exception. We are very excited to join in such a fun event. But don’t just be excited for us, because the festival has so much more to offer.
“Over fifty thousand people will attend the four-day event that has been touted as one of the best festivals in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Delicious food, a variety of live entertainment, a parade, 5K run, games, rides, arts and crafts, bingo and of course home-grown Pittston tomatoes keep bringing an enthusiastic crowd to the festival year after year.”
And there’s a tomato fight on Saturday the 20th! What’s that?! You heard right. It costs $10 to enter, where you’ll be hooked up with some protective goggles in order to partake in the tomatoey fun. What’s better than chucking squishy, slimy, and acidic veggies that are full of vitamin C at your fellow human beings? Not much.
Beyond that, there’s a tomato parade, tomato 5k, and even a Little Mr and Little Miss Tomato Contest for kids two to six years old. What exactly does a child need in order to qualify as a Lil Mr or Miss Tomato? At this point, your guess is as good as ours… maybe they’re judged on their saucy personalities. (Ha! You see what we did there?!)
So if you LOVE all things tomato, (the vegetable that hipsters will argue is technically a fruit) come on down, and don’t forget to bring your antacids. Read more about the festival here.
We're pleased to announce that our Tea Tax mead is now on draft at Fegley's Bethlehem Brew Works on Main Street in The Christmas City.
