Big Island Meadery

Big Island Meadery is a winery in Hilo, HI, located at 16-313 Shipman Rd. It is the Big Island’s first meadery and home to Kilohana Honey Company, producing mead, also known as honey wine, from their own honey in Kea'au. The business is run by beekeepers Vanessa Houle, an MBA graduate, and Devin Magallanes, who experiment with honey flavors and pair local fruit and spice notes with varietal honey.

The tasting room allows visitors to sample mead flights, taste honey, and buy local merchandise. A Tap Club membership provides access to meads sold only off the tap and discounted prices for standard to-go bottles. The store offers exclusive items not found online, including vanilla infused honey and acrylic art classes. The business serves food daily with a rotating lineup of food trucks on Saturdays and hosts artist events.

Big Island Meadery holds a 5.00 rating based on 0 reviews. They are a local business that produces mead from their own honey in Kea'au. Big Island Meadery is the first meadery on the Big Island. They provide locally sourced honey wine and tasting room experiences in Hilo.

Big Island Meadery sits on Shipman Rd, just steps from the Kenyan K. Beale Community Robotics Center and Bayfront Highway. It is also near the Mokupāpapa Discovery Center and Waianuenue Avenue.

BizScoreAI gives the business a Discoverability score of 100 out of 100, ensuring AI crawlers can find every page so assistants can recommend the business. A Technical score of 94 out of 100 means the site is secure and indexable for search engines. The business ranks number 1 of 3 Winery businesses that BizScoreAI has scored in Hilo.