My Nordisk Mjød

Intimate mead bar and micro‑meadery in Frederikshavn, serving handcrafted Nordic honey wines inspired by a garden apple tree and regional Danish ingredients.

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Tucked away on Olfert Fischers Vej in Frederikshavn, My Nordisk Mjød is a small, characterful bar and meadery dedicated to Nordic honey wine. Born from the story of an old garden apple tree that inspired a homegrown brewing adventure, this cosy spot focuses on handcrafted meads made with local ingredients. Inside, you can sample everything from traditional sweet styles to modern, experimental flavours, in an intimate setting that feels more like a storyteller’s workshop than a conventional bar.

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Olfert Fischers Vej 9, Frederikshavn, 9900, DK
Duration: 1 to 3 hours
Mid ranged
Indoor
Mobile reception: 5 out of 5

Local tips

Start with a curated tasting flight to compare traditional, fruity and spiced meads before committing to a full glass or bottle.
Ask about seasonal or experimental batches; small runs often showcase local fruit or unique spice blends not on the regular list.
Have a light meal beforehand, as mead can be stronger and sweeter than expected, especially if you plan to sample several styles.
Bring a reusable bag if you think you might buy bottles to take away, as limited-edition meads make distinctive gifts or souvenirs.
Visit earlier in the evening for a quieter atmosphere and more time to talk with staff about ingredients, fermentation and local honey sources.

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From Garden Apple Tree to Nordic Mead Den

My Nordisk Mjød began with a simple garden apple tree in Frederikshavn and a curiosity about what else could be made from the harvest besides cider. That experiment evolved into a dedicated meadery and bar, fuelled by an interest in old Nordic drinking traditions and the versatility of honey. Today, the space at Olfert Fischers Vej 9 serves as both production site and tasting room, with shelves lined by small-batch bottles and labels that hint at fruits, herbs and spices inside. The name itself nods to a new, or contemporary, take on mead. Rather than recreating a single historical recipe, the house style embraces experimentation while keeping honey at the core. You may hear stories about early batches, trial-and-error fermentations and how local ingredients gradually shaped the signature range poured here.

A Tiny Bar Built Around the Mead Glass

Step inside and the focus is immediately on what is in your glass. The bar is compact and purpose-driven, with simple seating, a serving counter and storage that doubles as display. Bottles of mead, tasting glasses and brewing paraphernalia form the main décor, giving the room a workshop-like feel. Lighting is warm and low-key, drawing attention to the amber, ruby and golden tones of the drinks. It is the kind of place where you settle in for conversation rather than background noise. You can take a spot at the bar to chat about fermentation and flavour profiles or choose a table and work your way through a flight. The atmosphere is casual and unhurried, more like visiting a passionate home brewer than a polished cocktail lounge.

Flavours Ranging From Classic to Playful

The core attraction is, of course, the mead. Expect a rotating selection that might include traditional honey-forward bottles alongside versions enhanced with apples, berries or botanicals. Some are sweeter and dessert-like, others are drier and closer to white wine, and a few may be sparkling or lightly carbonated for a fresher edge. Tasting flights are a natural way to explore the range, comparing how different honeys and fruits change aroma and mouthfeel. Depending on the season, you might find richer, spiced options suited to colder weather or lighter, fruit-driven styles that feel almost summery. Staff are typically keen to suggest pours based on whether you usually gravitate toward wine, beer or sweeter drinks.

Nordic Traditions in a Modern Glass

Mead has deep roots in Nordic history, and this small bar leans into that heritage without turning itself into a themed venue. Instead of helmets and props, the historical connection appears in conversation, brewing choices and the occasional nod to sagas and folklore on labels or tasting notes. The emphasis stays on how an ancient drink can be reimagined for contemporary palates. As you sip, you are sampling a product that ties together local honey, regional fruit and centuries-old methods of fermentation. It offers a different lens on Danish and Scandinavian food culture, one that sits alongside beer, aquavit and wine rather than competing with them. For curious drinkers, it is an accessible way to step into a long-running story of honey wine across the North.

A Cosy Evening Stop in Frederikshavn

My Nordisk Mjød works best as an intimate evening stop: somewhere to begin your night with a guided tasting, or to wind it down with a contemplative glass. The modest size means it can feel like a private discovery, especially on quieter nights when you have time to ask questions and follow the tales behind particular bottles. Combine a visit here with a walk through Frederikshavn or a meal in town, and it becomes a highlight for anyone interested in local flavours. Whether you are already a mead enthusiast or simply curious about this honey-based drink, the bar provides a focused, welcoming environment to explore it in depth, one pour at a time.

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From Garden Apple Tree to Nordic Mead Den

A Tiny Bar Built Around the Mead Glass

Flavours Ranging From Classic to Playful

Nordic Traditions in a Modern Glass

A Cosy Evening Stop in Frederikshavn

Iconic landmarks you can’t miss

Frederikshavn Sogn

Fisketorvet

Frederikshavn Church

Frederikshavn St.

Cafe' Feen

Port of Frederikshavn

Bunker Ved Palmestranden

Mindesten for Laurits Thomsen

The Lady From The Sea

Mindesten for Klitplantør Thygeson

Kiosk v / The Buried Church

Skagen Havn

Enjoy Skagen

Galleri Bo

Skagen Station

Unmissable attractions to see

Frederikshavn Kunstmuseum

Tordenskjold statue

Frihedsmonumentet

Mindesten

Mindesmærke for Scandinavian

Krudttårnet

Versorgungsschiff „EDDA BOREAS“

Nordre Skanse

Bangsbo Botaniske Have

Boolsens Stenhave

Kystmuseet Bangsbo

Mindesten for V. VANGSTED

FunHouse Frederikshavn

Mindesten for de 3

Pikkerbakken

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