We are currently sold out of honey but hope to harvest in late June.

Liquid Honey
Liquid honey is what most people think about when someone says honey. Did you know that honey comes in as many flavors? The flavor and color of honey is dependent upon the flowers that the bees visit when gathering nectar and pollen.

We now carry our honey in plastic squeeze bottles which cuts down on the shipping weight as well as reducing worries about container damage during transit.

Purchases will have to wait until we harvest honey this summer.

Is your honey crystallizing?
It is not spoiled! Did you know that honey is the only food that will not spoil? If your honey begins to crystallize all you need to do is warm it up. (Melting the crystals in honey should only be done by a responsible adult!) This is easily done by leaving the securely closed container of honey in your car with the windows up on a warm spring or fall day. Be careful! Honey is very sticky and hot honey can cause a nasty burn. If you spill honey in your vehicle it will create a sticky mess, voice of experience speaking. Placing your honey container in secondary containment is recommended. Hot days may melt the honey container so please be cautious.