Hierophant Meadery — Attraction in Whidbey Island

My visit to Hierophant Meadery was an absolute highlight of my trip to Whidbey Island! As someone who wasn't familiar with mead before, I can confidently say I've been converted into a mead lover, all thanks to Hierophant's exceptional brews.

I particularly recommend trying their Apotheke mead, which left a lasting impression with its delicious flavors and unique character. The staff at Hierophant Meadery were incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about their craft, enhancing the tasting experience.

The outdoor seating area was fantastic, providing a relaxing atmosphere to enjoy our drinks. It was great to see ample parking available, making it convenient to visit. A fun surprise was the cornhole game set up, adding a playful element to our visit.

If you're visiting Whidbey Island, Hierophant Meadery is a must-visit destination for both mead enthusiasts and those looking to discover something new and delightful. Cheers to Hierophant for creating such a...

Excellent Meadery! Our favorite was the Spiced Apple.

When you walk into the picturesque meadery, you instantly see the labor of love put into the details. From the honey bee design on their bottles to the honey comb shaped flight, it is clear that this well thought theme was hand crafted.

We tried a flight (which I highly recommend) and were surprised by all the different flavors this business has been able to achieve. With flavors like lavender, butterscotch, and cacao, on their 25 list of meads, you are bound to find something you love. I’m particularly fond of the sparkling meads myself.

The owners were very welcoming and thoroughly cleaned between guests. We came during the rain and sat inside, which was really nice, but we’re excited to enjoy their outdoor fires on...

I was NOT PREPARED for how cute and eccentric this little place is. This company uses natural ingredients like fruit, herbs, mushrooms, plants and flowers to add subtle depth to their mead. My lovely friend treated me to. A flight. And it was well worth the $10 to try an assortment. I walked away with one bottle but I will definitely be going back to try some of the other things that I missed this time around. Definitely worth a stop if you are a fan of Mead, or an aspiring fan. Keep an eye out for The small sign on the right side of the road. You will have to drive around a house to get to the tasting room itself. Also, they have carved wooden MUSHROOM STOOLS. If that doesn't sell you on the place then we can't be...