Mad for mead: Horace couple opens area's first meadery

FARGO - After watching the craft beverage trend continue to grow in recent years, a Horace couple have decided to turn their own home-brewing hobby into a business.
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Susan Ruud and the variety of honey mead at Prairie Rose Meadery in Fargo. Her husband Bob built the honey comb-looking shelves behind the bar to display the mead and glasses. Dave Wallis / The Forum
Susan Ruud and the variety of honey mead at Prairie Rose Meadery in Fargo. Her husband Bob built the honey comb-looking shelves behind the bar to display the mead and glasses. Dave Wallis / The Forum
Susan Ruud and the variety of honey mead at Prairie Rose Meadery in Fargo. Her husband Bob built the honey comb-looking shelves behind the bar to display the mead and glasses. Dave Wallis / The Forum
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Susan Ruud and the variety of honey mead at Prairie Rose Meadery in Fargo. Her husband Bob built the honey comb-looking shelves behind the bar to display the mead and glasses. Dave Wallis / The Forum
Susan Ruud and the variety of honey mead at Prairie Rose Meadery in Fargo. Her husband Bob built the honey comb-looking shelves behind the bar to display the mead and glasses. Dave Wallis / The Forum
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Susan Ruud and the variety of honey mead at Prairie Rose Meadery in Fargo. Her husband Bob built the honey comb-looking shelves behind the bar to display the mead and glasses. Dave Wallis / The Forum
Susan Ruud and the variety of honey mead at Prairie Rose Meadery in Fargo. Her husband Bob built the honey comb-looking shelves behind the bar to display the mead and glasses. Dave Wallis / The Forum
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Susan Ruud and the variety of honey mead at Prairie Rose Meadery in Fargo. Her husband Bob built the honey comb-looking shelves behind the bar to display the mead and glasses. Dave Wallis / The Forum

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