meadery

noun

mead·​ery ˈmē-də-rē 

plural meaderies

: a place where mead is produced

We may have advanced from the Middle Ages, but you still can get a mouthful of real honey wine … in this meadery's tasting room.

—Jill K. Robinson

And it's good news for the bees, said McNeil-Draper, who hopes the meadery will help draw attention to an insect that's suffered tremendous losses in the past two years.

—Rob Rogers

Visit a brewery, cidery, or meadery today and sample some tasty beverages!

—Vermont Vacation Guide

Word History

Etymology

mead entry 1 + -ery (after brewery, winery)

First Known Use

1978, in the meaning defined above