Rhubarb’d Mead

Tangy & Sweet in Harmony

A refreshingly smooth, balanced mead crafted with local clover honey - infused with rhubarb during fermentation.

Our mead maker grew up in Southland, where rhubarb thrived in his backyard ending up in dessert crumbles or over weet-bix. Inspired by those memories, we chose the tang of rhubarb to balance the sweetness of honey - the contrast creates perfect harmony, making this our most popular variety.

TASTING NOTES

Sweet and smooth up-front, finishes with a rhubarb-y tang. Mouth-feel of a rosé, as its colour suggests.

Purchase Rhubarb'd 500ml

Serving suggestion

Best serviced chilled. Enjoy straight from the fridge, like a rosé wine.

Pairings

Perfect alongside dinner, aiding digestion.


More Suggestions
Cocktail recommendations

Rhubarb’d Martini

A vibrant, refined taste. Shake with gin and a hint of citrus.

Rhubarb’d Spritz

Summer in a glass. Rhubarb'd mead with prosecco on ice, garnished with a slice of blood orange.


INFO

500ml
13% abv.
Approx. 5 standard drinks.

Gluten-free.
No cane sugar.
Low sulphite.


category

Melomel

Sweetness

Sweet

HONEY ORIGIN

Selected Canterbury Clover Honey


Rhubarb'd Mead - 2L
$84.99
PURCHASE

Rhubarb’d is available in standard 500ml bottle or ultra-sustainable 2L boxes.

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Rhubarb'd Mead - 500ml
$34.99
SUSTAINABILITY

No forest clearing, no irrigation, no bulldozers. No unnatural sugars or flavours.

Just trees, bees and time. 

Mead, particularly when made with locally sourced honey, can make a claim to be the most sustainable alcohol in the world.

Trees, Bees,
and Time.

More about sustainability

ABOUT UNDISTURBED

Our Story

Living long and well is important to us. With a little one on the way and thinking of the future, we began searching for a healthier, eco-friendly wine.

A beekeeping friend introduced us to honey wine (mead), sparking the exploration of local honeys and botanicals that are both good for the body and sustainably produced.

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