Fourth Annual MEADTOBERFEST at Batch Mead — a compact, 21+ Temecula celebration of gluten‑free, oktoberfest‑style mead

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Fourth Annual MEADTOBERFEST at Batch Mead — a compact, 21+ Temecula celebration of gluten‑free, oktoberfest‑style mead

A ticketed, three‑hour festival at Batch Mead in Temecula that includes a custom Meadtoberfest stein and two 10oz mead pours, plus food, vendors and on‑site axe throwing.

Fourth Annual MEADTOBERFEST at Batch Mead — a compact, 21+ Temecula celebration of gluten‑free, oktoberfest‑style mead.

Duration
3 hours
Location
Temecula
Operator
Batch Mead
Category
Events
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set in Batch Mead’s Temecula tasting room, MEADTOBERFEST is a focused, 21+ festival that showcases gluten‑free, oktoberfest‑style meads — headlined by an exclusive Meadtoberfest Mead brewed with grapefruit and galaxy hops — and pairs those pours with local food, vendors and programmed activities.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE MEAD

Meadtoberfest Mead — grapefruit and galaxy hops

The festival’s signature pour is the Meadtoberfest Mead — a gluten‑free, hop‑accented recipe featuring grapefruit and galaxy hops that leans toward a radler‑like refreshment.

THE PERKS

Ticket includes a custom stein and two 10oz pours

Admission comes with a Meadtoberfest custom stein and two 10oz mead pours — a deliberate way to sample the festival’s featured styles without juggling glassware.

THE ATMOSPHERE

Food, vendors and on‑site axe throwing

Across the session you’ll find local vendors and food offerings (The Wicked Sausage is noted for one session), free axe throwing, and an encouraged Oktoberfest dress code for a festive atmosphere.

What the day feels like

What the event feels like

The festival moves through concentrated, ticketed sessions at Batch Mead: arrive for check‑in, collect your custom stein, taste the Meadtoberfest pours and linger among vendors and food stalls while axe throwing and festival‑style revelry punctuate the afternoon or evening.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this festival suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Festival EnthusiastsIdeal for people who like compact, ticketed beverage festivals with local food and vendor presence; the event’s session format concentrates activity into a three‑hour window.
2
Mead & Craft Beverage FansA clear match for those curious about gluten‑free and hop‑accented meads, including the event’s flagship Meadtoberfest Mead.
3
Food & Market ExplorersA good fit for visitors who pair tastings with local food and market stalls — one session specifically notes food from The Wicked Sausage — and who enjoy light festival activities.
4
Families & MinorsNot suitable: the event is restricted to guests aged 21 and over.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Session Length

Each festival session is a three‑hour block; consult your ticket for your session time and arrive within that window.

What to Bring

Bring a government‑issued photo ID to verify 21+ entry. Oktoberfest attire is encouraged but optional; the ticket itself includes the custom Meadtoberfest stein and two 10oz pours.

Logistics & Location

The event takes place at Batch Mead in Temecula — check your ticket or the operator for the tasting‑room address and exact session times.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Is MEADTOBERFEST an age‑restricted event?

Yes — the event is for guests aged 21 and over.

What does my ticket include?

Ticket price includes a Meadtoberfest custom stein and two 10oz mead pours.

What is the featured mead?

The festival features a Meadtoberfest Mead brewed with grapefruit and galaxy hops; it is described as gluten‑free and reminiscent of a classic radler.

Are there food options and vendors?

Yes — the festival includes local vendors and food; The Wicked Sausage is listed as providing food for one of the sessions.

Is axe throwing available?

Yes — the event notes free axe throwing as part of the festival activities.

When and where are the sessions held?

Session times and dates are listed in the event materials; the program is organized into individual three‑hour sessions at Batch Mead in Temecula. (Note: advertised session dates and times appear in multiple listings; verify your purchased ticket for exact session date and time.)