***Honey available! Due to limited quantities, 1 per customer.
We harvested our first crop of honey summer 2013 and have been raising honey bees every since--losing some hives, starting new ones, but gradually growing our apiary. The honey is arguably the best honey we have ever tasted--friends and family have confirmed this. They are getting their nectar from honey locust, black locust, linden, orchards, asters, and clover, all of which are abundant on our property and nearby. We do not spray chemicals on our land, and most of our neighbors do not, as well.
Quart: $30
Help us recycle! Please return lids/jars.
Honey keeps very well without solidifying for a long time. If it does solidify, there is nothing wrong with it. You can reheat over hot water (do not microwave). But it will re-solidify after cooling. It's actually easier to scoop out partially solid honey to use in hot tea--many people like it that way. Darker honey tends to stay liquid. All the honey is delicious! There are differing flavors depending on when it is harvested. It's a fun surprise each year!
We harvested our first crop of honey summer 2013 and have been raising honey bees every since--losing some hives, starting new ones, but gradually growing our apiary. The honey is arguably the best honey we have ever tasted--friends and family have confirmed this. They are getting their nectar from honey locust, black locust, linden, orchards, asters, and clover, all of which are abundant on our property and nearby. We do not spray chemicals on our land, and most of our neighbors do not, as well.
Quart: $30
Help us recycle! Please return lids/jars.
Honey keeps very well without solidifying for a long time. If it does solidify, there is nothing wrong with it. You can reheat over hot water (do not microwave). But it will re-solidify after cooling. It's actually easier to scoop out partially solid honey to use in hot tea--many people like it that way. Darker honey tends to stay liquid. All the honey is delicious! There are differing flavors depending on when it is harvested. It's a fun surprise each year!
