Mead Merch
Description: This design bears the slogan "Support your local beekeeper. Drink more Mead." and is aimed at all fans of the delicious honey wine or mead. Do you love mead? Are you happy about a glass of honey from your beekeeper? Bees are the best insect in the world? Then this motif is perfect for you!
Drink more mead - Bee with drinking horn - Mead Hat
by Modern Medieval Design
$12 $19
Description: Inspired by the Norway Ride at Epcot "Maelstrom" this delightful design references Norway's native Bilberries and Cherries, as well as the tradition of Mead Making. Bottled by "Over the Falls Winery" it's sure to gain a special place in your collection, just in time for the Epcot Food and Wine Festival
Description: Mjölnir, the mightiest of all mythological weapons. The war hammer of the god of thunder, Thor! The powerful symbol of the strongest of war implements has been worn by warriors and those looking for strength and protection for centuries. What better way to use the great image of Mjölnir than on a logo for MEAD, the most popular of all Viking alcoholic beverages! Fermented from honey, mead was a popular drink of the day, and continues to be popular into the present era. This Celtic Hammer Club design uses original artwork to create a vintage looking liquor label that conveys all of the power and history behind the mighty Mjölnir, and one of the most ancient party drinks, mead! Perfect to wear while you're out raiding social events!
I Just Really Like Mead Okay Mead Brewing Lover Crewneck Sweatshirt
by Droplose
$28 $35
Description: Vintage-inspired Lake Mead travel poster featuring deep blue water surrounded by rugged Mojave Desert mountains, rocky desert cliffs, marina boats, cacti, and warm golden sunset light. Distressed textures and bold retro typography capture the dramatic contrast between desert landscape and expansive reservoir.
Description: Hand drawn stylistic illustration of the Hoover Dam on the Colorado river. This dam creates Lake Mead. Water shortage on Lake Mead is getting serious, and is in the news a lot. This is affecting irrigation, and drinking water for cities like Las Vegas, San Diego and many other cities down stream.
