Decorate & Sip at Batch Mead

At Batch Mead in Temecula, California, an evening of frosting and fermentation converges in a two-hour workshop called 'Decorate & Sip.' Located at BATCH MEAD: 42225 REMINGTON AVE # A25 TEMECULA, CA 92590, the meadery pairs small-batch honey wines with hands-on cookie decorating hosted in collaboration with Sweet Creations. This is a low-key, social event that suits friends, date nights, or solo makers who want something more than a tasting. Inside the tasting room: long communal tables, rows of bottled meads, an approachable bar where flights are poured, and a palette of icing and sprinkles laid out for participants.

The key features of the experience are the cookie station—four plain cookies per guest with frosting and a tower of decorations—and the flight or glass of Batch’s award-winning meads. The combination feels local: Temecula’s wine-country character translated through honey-fermented beverages and community-focused craft events. Though this isn’t a backcountry trip, it’s part of the region’s outdoor-recreation culture because many visitors pair mead tastings with nearby hikes, hot-air balloon launches, and Old Town strolls.

Bring your appetite for color and a taste for honey-forward flavor profiles; Batch Mead’s inventory highlights small-batch techniques and varietal honeys the way vineyards showcase grape terroir. Expect an easy, playful two hours: staff walk guests through frosting basics but encourage creativity rather than perfection. Sweet Creations supplies the edible building blocks; you supply the flair.

Practical details matter. The event is 21+ and runs two hours — tickets include four cookies, frosting, sprinkles, and either one glass or a flight depending on your choice. Space is limited so bookings through the provided referral link are recommended.

Group noise and upbeat holiday playlists are common at seasonal workshops, so this is a sensory experience that mixes taste, sight, and touch. Why book this when visiting Temecula? It’s a festive, indoor complement to the region’s outdoor attractions: start the day with a sunrise hike or balloon ride, then move to a slower, hands-on creative hour that still feels local and artisanal. For visitors who prioritize craft beverages and regional makers, Decorate & Sip offers access to a meadery doing something different in Southern California’s broader tasting-room scene.

Whether you’re decorating your first cookie or comparing mead notes with friends, this workshop is small, convivial, and distinctly Temecula — a practical, tasty stop that turns a jar of honey into a social outing. Plan to arrive ten minutes early to check in; parking is available near industrial complex and Old Town Temecula’s lodging options are fifteen to twenty minutes away car. The meadery often sells bottles and gift cards, making this workshop an easy way to discover a local producer and bring home a souvenir bottle of honey wine.