About
Nestled in the heart of New Sarepta, Old Station Honey & Mead is a must-visit destination for food lovers, nature enthusiasts, and history buffs alike. Housed in a the old fire station, this unique spot blends rich heritage with the art of mead-making, offering visitors an unforgettable taste of locally crafted honey wines.
Step inside and embark on a journey through Alberta’s beekeeping traditions. Learn how hardworking bees create liquid gold, explore the fascinating process of mead fermentation, and sample a selection of handcrafted meads ranging from dry and crisp to sweet and aromatic. Each sip reflects the natural beauty and diverse floral landscapes of the region.
Whether enjoying a guided flight of meads, relaxing on the patio, or picking up a bottle to take home, guests are sure to leave with a newfound appreciation for Alberta’s bees and the world’s oldest fermented beverage.
Perfect for day-trippers, couples, and curious adventurers, Old Station Honey & Mead offers a warm welcome and a truly local experience. Come for the history, stay for the mead, and leave with sweet memories!
Hours
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- WednesdayClosed
- ThursdayClosed
- FridayClosed
- Saturday12 – 5 PM
- Sunday12 – 5 PM
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About Leduc County
Located just south of Edmonton, Leduc County, Alberta, blends rural charm with convenient proximity to the province’s capital. This agriculturally rich region is known for its expansive farmland, close-knit communities, and strong ties to Alberta’s farming heritage. Visitors can explore a variety of authentic agri-tourism experiences—from hands-on farm tours and u-pick adventures to seasonal farmers’ markets overflowing with locally grown produce. The county’s culinary scene celebrates farm-to-table freshness. Whether you're enjoying fresh berries in summer or sipping small-batch spirits in the fall, Leduc County offers a delicious and down-to-earth taste of rural Alberta.