Name: Pineapple Honey Wine – Natural Mead, 1 Litre | Farm Fresh Grocery, Lagos Nigeria
Brand: Farm Fresh Grocery
SKU: 26952
Price: 15000.00 NGN
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

Pineapple Honey Wine – Natural Mead, 1 Litre | Farm Fresh Grocery, Lagos Nigeria

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Looking for pineapple honey wine in Lagos, Nigeria? Farm Fresh Grocery’s Pineapple Mead is a naturally fermented honey wine infused with real pineapple for a smooth, sweet, tropical finish. Handcrafted locally, this 1 Litre bottle is perfect for gifting or enjoying a distinctly Nigerian take on honey wine.

If you’re searching for pineapple honey wine in Lagos, Nigeria, Farm Fresh Grocery’s Pineapple Mead is a naturally fermented honey wine made right here, infused with real pineapple for a smooth, amber-gold drink with a sweet, tropical finish. Honey wine — also called mead — is one of the oldest fermented drinks in the world, made simply from honey, water, and yeast. Our pineapple version gives that ancient base a bright, tropical Nigerian character.

Pineapple is one of Nigeria’s favourite fruits, loved for its natural sweetness, its tangy edge, and its vitamin C and bromelain content. Infusing it into our honey wine creates a lively, easy-drinking mead — a refreshing choice for warm Lagos afternoons, celebrations, or gifting.

Each 1 Litre bottle is produced and packaged for Farm Fresh Grocery in Lagos. It’s a naturally fermented product — no artificial pineapple flavouring, no synthetic colouring added to fake the fruit character.

Naturally fermented honey wine (mead), not an artificially sweetened imitation. Real pineapple character, not flavour concentrate. Small-batch, made and packaged locally. 1 Litre bottle — a generous format for gifting, hosting, or sharing at owambe and dinner gatherings. A top gifting option for weddings, housewarmings, and corporate hampers.

Serving suggestion: Serve chilled in a wine or coupe glass. Pairs well with grilled meats, tropical fruit platters, or spiced Nigerian dishes.

Please drink responsibly. This is an alcoholic beverage — enjoy in moderation, and avoid consumption during pregnancy.

For more on how mead and honey wine are made, see this overview of mead production.