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Viking Night in Temecula: Mead Horns, Turkey Legs and Free Axe-Throwing at Batch Mead
An evening event at Batch Mead in Temecula featuring a horn pour of mead, a souvenir Viking horn, a turkey-leg feast and free axe throwing—this guide orients you to what to expect and how to prepare.
Viking Night in Temecula: Mead Horns, Turkey Legs and Free Axe-Throwing at Batch Mead.
Batch Mead’s Viking Night distills a simple premise into a memorable three-hour evening: a poured horn of mead, a takeaway Viking horn, a hearty feast and the chance to toss axes among fellow revelers. Held at the Batch Mead taproom in Temecula, the event leans into costume and camaraderie—shields up, horns on—for a convivial pageant of food, drink and low-stakes competition.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A horn pour of mead — and your own souvenir horn
Each guest receives a horn pour of mead during the event, and departs with a souvenir Viking horn to take home—an immediate keepsake that reinforces the evening’s theme.
Hearty barbecue fare fit for a Viking
The evening includes a substantial serving—a turkey leg with a side of mac & cheese provided by Rise Up BBQ—framing the drinking and games with a solid, savory meal.
Free axe throwing and costume revelry
Axe throwing is offered free during the event, and guests are strongly encouraged to dress in Viking gear, making the night as much a participatory throwback as a tasting.
What the day feels like
What the evening feels like
Across roughly three hours, the taproom becomes a festival of friendly competition and revelry: a horn is poured to start, food from Rise Up BBQ arrives to anchor the evening, and free axe-throwing lanes offer an active counterpoint to the drinking and dress-up. The program rewards kitsch and commitment—those in costume amplify the communal atmosphere.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this night suits—and who it doesn’t.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The event runs for approximately three hours.
Costumes are highly encouraged—shields up and horns on are part of the evening’s spirit.
The event takes place at Batch Mead’s taproom in Temecula at 42225 Remington Ave #A25.
This event is for guests 21 years of age and older.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is Viking Night?
The event lasts approximately three hours.
What time does the event take place?
The event materials list a 5–8 p.m. time window for scheduled dates.
What is included with admission?
Included are one horn pour of mead, a souvenir Viking horn to take home, a turkey leg with mac & cheese from Rise Up BBQ, and free axe throwing.
Where is Viking Night held?
The event is held at Batch Mead’s taproom in Temecula, at 42225 Remington Ave #A25.
Are there age restrictions?
Yes—the event is restricted to guests who are 21 years of age and older.
Is axe throwing included?
Yes—axe throwing is offered free to attendees as part of the event.