You never know exactly what you’ll find here and that’s part of the fun! The store is a key stop on our “First Friday Art March” and art classes and workshops are also available on a monthly basis.
One of the most quintessentially Savannah stores around, Starlandia offers ”used" art supplies and found items to jump start any kind of artist’s creative processes. and be extra special sure to go in for the mead tasting!
Be sure to visit the original store on Broughton St. Though they've gotten bigger and more widely known in the past few years it's still the same little company run by Ted the Beekeeper. *Bicycle/Drive* $$ 104 West Broughton Street Savannah, GA 912.233.7873Ī true local Savannah business, Savannah Bee Company is a must visit. They also have a fantastic little deli and juice bar in the back! Right next to the Sentient Bean and in town long before Whole Foods, Brighter Day is the place locals shop for all organic and natural groceries as well as dietary supplements. His chocolates are made at the Broughton Street location (”The Dining Room”), and he also has a second shop (”The Library”) on Bull Street. Named one of the top ten chocolatiers in North America, Adam Turoni is based in Savannah and is a true master of his craft. *Bicycle/Drive* $$$ 323 West Broughton Street Savannah GA 912.335.2914 Wonderful people to spend time with while trying new and amazing tastes. Linda Lindgren Fuller and Joe Clearo have built this business “from scratch” with help from a chosen few, they are always ready to make improvements and meet new people! Linda’s nutritional focus and eye for decorating blended with Joe’s amazing ability to build and as Linda says, “fix things” brings a great balance these two are quite a team! Local artists hang on their walls and visit the shop.
You’ll learn a lot, taste a lot, and it’s really a wonderful experience.*Walkable* $$ 1520 Bull Street Savannah, GA 31401 912.417.2638 Overall while you’re in Savannah, I recommend stopping by one of the Savannah Bee Company locations. This mead I would enjoy on a cooler summer evening by the firepit, it would be ideally paired with salty popcorn or s’ mores! There are subtle hints of creaminess and chocolate notes, which is why it reminded me of childhood chocolate drinks. Last, but certainly not least, I had the pleasure of tasting a mead that reminded me of my childhood (not that I was drinking mead as a child) because it tasted like YooHoo! The Chocol’ha by Crafted Artisan Meadery is fun, cocoa driven, and very smooth. It’s bright and floral, and honestly is great on its own but I would also love it in a cocktail too! Savannah Bee Company also produces their own mead, and one I really loved was the Tupelo Blossom hand-bottled mead. Its a mead with hops, and subtle sweetness that is playful and sparkling! On a hot summer day hanging by the pool, this would be a fun mead to begin the day with because it makes a delicious aperitif. After the sour mead came a fun mead called Nectar of the Hops from Redstone Meadery. They have quite a selection of meads here, and the staff behind the bar are all very knowledgeable and passionate about meads. I enjoy sour beers, especially on very hot days, so this mead was perfect for the warm Savanah weather. This sour mead is made with sour cherry and is really delightful if you enjoy sour flavors. This mead is from Georgia’s first meadery: Monks Meadery and is bright, floral, and superb for summer sipping! After the stigmata was a fun sour mead, called Bee-Town from South Carolina. We started off with the Stigmata, a hibiscus session mead with rose, elderflower, and light hops. Mead is sometimes also blended with other fruit, spices, grains, and ingredients for more flavor and aromatics.Mead can be still, carbonated, naturally sparkling, semi-sweet, and sweet.The ABV or alcohol content can range from 3.5%-17% or more just like wine.Mead is an alcoholic beverage fermented from honey and water.First and foremost, if you’re new to mead here are some things to know: When visiting I went straight to the mead bar, since I had already had a few rounds of honey the day before on my Savannah Taste Experience tour. The store is filled with different kinds of honey, flavors, beauty products, and fun Savannah bee swag. The SBC location on Broughton Street is colorful with a mead bar, honey tasting bar, and a fun kids area. They have quite a few locations in the city, but there is one shop, in particular, I really loved. While visiting Savannah, Georgia I had the pleasure of stopping by Savannah Bee Company.
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