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Crû d'abeille

Crû d'abeille

QUEBEC



Mead is an alcoholic beverage made from pure honey. It has been enjoyed for some eight millennia, making it one of the oldest alcoholic beverages in the world. 


As seen on the programme *Dans l’oeil du dragon* in Quebec.

Crû d’abeille offers non-alcoholic, sparkling and naturally flavoured meads, produced in Lévis. The company prioritises local, organic and circular economy ingredients, whilst supporting local organisations. Their mission is to make honey-based drinks more accessible and to educate people about the importance of pollinators.


•A traditional drink with a modern twist

•A new taste, both smooth and effervescent

•An interesting cocktail base

•No refined sugar, just good local honey

•Ready-to-drink non-alcoholic mocktails

•Flavoured with the flavours of the day using seasonal ingredients