Exports in to New Zealand

[EnglishAdam]

Hey Guys,

I live in New Zealand and we currently lack good meads. I'm looking for anyone that exports or would deliver their meads to me in to New Zealand especially session meads.

Adam

 

[HunterandtheHarp]

Have you looked across the paddock mate?

Couple of up and coming meaderys from Australia now.

 

[Beehave]

Hey Guys,

I live in New Zealand and we currently lack good meads. I'm looking for anyone that exports or would deliver their meads to me in to New Zealand especially session meads.

Adam

Adam, best you check out our mead before you go making such claims. www.beehave.nz
Im Taupo based and about to move my Meadery into the township and set up the processing room with tap room all under one roof.
Get in touch. Cheers Jay

 

[Dan O]

Adam, best you check out our mead before you go making such claims. www.beehave.nz
Im Taupo based and about to move my Meadery into the township and set up the processing room with tap room all under one roof.
Get in touch. Cheers Jay

He hasn't been seen in a couple of years.

 

[Squatchy]

He hasn't been seen in a couple of years.

Just as well. Just because someone opens a meadery doesn't mean anything at all. For many years the homebrew side of competitions was always better than the pro side for the most part. It's probably even now I think. Just because you have the money to start a meadery doesn't mean crap. I've been paid a few times to help create a product line. And/or help to create a functional meadery from a bare rental space. I don't need a pat on the back. I'm still learning for sure. But many a meadery have come and gone already. Longevity is the telling factor about a meadery and its owner. In my humble opinion.

 

[Dan O]

Just as well. Just because someone opens a meadery doesn't mean anything at all. For many years the homebrew side of competitions was always better than the pro side for the most part. It's probably even now I think. Just because you have the money to start a meadery doesn't mean crap. I've been paid a few times to help create a product line. And/or help to create a functional meadery from a bare rental space. I don't need a pat on the back. I'm still learning for sure. But many a meadery have come and gone already. Longevity is the telling factor about a meadery and its owner. In my humble opinion.

Nailed it! Welcome back, by the way. Glad to hear you're on the mend, no matter how slow, progress is good. I've read a lot of your posts since I joined. I admire & respect your candor. Sugar coating it solves nothing. Say what you mean, mean what you say, (is what I say)
Hope you keep on the mend.
Happy meading

 

[Squatchy]

Nailed it! Welcome back, by the way. Glad to hear you're on the mend, no matter how slow, progress is good. I've read a lot of your posts since I joined. I admire & respect your candor. Sugar coating it solves nothing. Say what you mean, mean what you say, (is what I say)
Hope you keep on the mend.
Happy meading

Thank you brother for the kind words. You guys have made me feel welcomed. And appreciated. That's a good feeling after not feeling welcomed for a long while. Thanks, everybody.