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'''Mead''' is an [[Artisan Good]] made from placing [[Honey]] inside a [[Keg]], taking 1-2 days. Unlike [[Wine]] and [[Juice]] however, the value of the Mead is '''not''' affected by the type of honey used, having a fixed price of {{price|200}} (which only aging and Artisan can increase). Since this is lower than the price of almost every honey produced from flowers, it is best to produce mead only from Wild Honey.
'''Mead''' is an [[Artisan Good]] made from placing [[Honey]] inside a [[Keg]], taking 1-2 days. Unlike [[Wine]] and [[Juice]] however, the value of the Mead is '''not''' affected by the type of honey used, having a fixed price of {{price|200}} (which only aging and Artisan can increase). Since this is lower than the price of almost every honey produced from flowers, it is best to produce mead only from Wild Honey.
In Summer, the available flowers, [[Tulip]] and [[Blue Jazz]], produce Honey of lower or the same value as Mead ({{price|160}} and {{price|200}} respectively). While turning Tulip honey into mead would be more profitable than selling it as is, it is recommended to farm Blue Jazz honey from the start since it can be sold immediately for the same price without having to wait and take up a Keg which could otherwise be used to create other products.
In Spring, the available flowers, [[Tulip]] and [[Blue Jazz]], produce Honey of lower or the same value as Mead ({{price|160}} and {{price|200}} respectively). While turning Tulip honey into mead would be more profitable than selling it as is, it is recommended to farm Blue Jazz honey from the start since it can be sold immediately for the same price without having to wait and take up a Keg which could otherwise be used to create other products.
Another strategy is to stockpile all the Wild Honey one gathers during the first three seasons and then turn it all into Mead in [[Winter]], since it is more likely that the player will have fewer to no crops to use at a Keg by that time.
Another strategy is to stockpile all the Wild Honey one gathers during the first three seasons and then turn it all into Mead in [[Winter]], since it is more likely that the player will have fewer to no crops to use at a Keg by that time.