Honeyrun Ragnars Reserve Mead

Bottle thanks to Bman. Gold with no head, imagine that. Nose is dirty socks, honey and alcohol. Decent on the palate with a sweet honey flavor and light fruit in the end.

Bottle thanks to bman1113vr. Clear golden pour. Aroma is maple, honey, orange blossom, brown sugar. Flavor is honey, orange blossom, light dust, and oak.

Bottle thanks to Bman. The smell is very strong honey, sweet, toast and honey. The look is clear, slight yellow, and some legs. The taste is alcohol and honey.

Bottle courtesy of BMan1113VR. Clear yellow pour. Smells of a gentle candle. Waxy and smooth. Also smells of nose powder. Taste has smooth flavors with a slight bitter bite of alcohol on the end.

Bottle via a trade with TheCheeseman. Pours a clear gold with minimal legs. Tons of honey and some wax, a touch of butter. Taste is a bit tannic, typical mead honey qualities, dry, strong alcohol burn. Not nearly as pleasant as the aroma. Light effervescence, thin palate. Finishes with dry white wine acidity.

bottle, thanks to bman1113vr, off golden color with still head, sweet honey and sugary aroma, flavor of honey ,vanilla, some plastic

This bottled mead from a bottle shop poured a small sized head of clear colored bubbles that were quickly diminishing and left behind a transparent uncarbonated dark yellow colored body. The strong aroma was all honey. The mouth feel was weakly tingly at the start and mediumly tingly at the finish. The flavor contained notes of soft sweet honey at the start, stronger at the finish and dry all around. An OK mead just nothing special.

750 ml bottle. Pours a clear medium gold with no head. This is a still mead. Pleasant aroma of sweet honey that is fairly well concentrated. The flavor is earthy honey with no sweetness to speak of, which is in sharp contrast to the aroma. Becomes fairly dry towards the finish. The lack of sweetness and the dry finish honestly took me a bit by surprise given the sweet smelling aroma, which may explain some of the wide swings in the ratings.