Veteran-Owned Mead in Broken Arrow

Every meadery starts with a reason. Ours begins where the old stories do — around a table, with people we would cross a shield wall for, raising a horn to something built by hand.

Forged in Oklahoma

Berserker Brewery is being built in Broken Arrow, just minutes from Tulsa. We are a small, independent craft meadery with one stubborn belief: that the oldest drink in the world deserves to be made slowly, locally, and well. No shortcuts, no mass production — just honey, time, and craft.

Blood of the Norse-Gaels

Our saga is an Irish Viking saga. When the longships reached Ireland, the Norse didn't just raid — they stayed, founding Dublin, Waterford, and Limerick, marrying into Gaelic clans, and becoming the Norse-Gaels: Irish in heart, Viking in spirit. And Ireland already knew mead — the royal hall at Tara was literally named the "house of the mead-circuit." Two honey-wine peoples at one table. That meeting of grit and welcome is the heritage we brew under, and you can read the deeper history inViking Mead: What the Norse Actually Drank.

Veteran owned & operated

We carry the discipline of service into every batch. Veteran owned and operated means we hold ourselves to a standard: show up, do the work right, and take care of the people at the table. That ethic is in every cask we fill.

Local honey, ancient craft

Mead is honey, water, and time — so the honey is everything. We start with honey from local Oklahoma producers and ferment in small batches the way mead has been made for a thousand years. The result is naturally gluten-free mead with the honey's origin in every batch. New to honey wine? The Mead Hub will walk you through it.

The hall that travels

Licensing is underway, and we are building the Mead Hall the old way — as a gathering, not an address. You will find our banner at renaissance festivals and farmers markets across Oklahoma, as often as the wagons can roll: places to gather, taste, and raise a horn together — the modern take on a drink older than written history. We would be honored to have you there for the first pour.