Welcome to our online shopOur products are all made using the finest honey and beeswax harvested from our own bees, and are prepared by hand in small batches in our cottage kitchen. Our hundred hives of free-range bees are situated in a number of apiaries around our home in Ottery St. Mary, East Devon, where the bees forage on a variety of farm crops, hedgerows and gardens as the seasons allow. We are a family-run business and have kept bees in Devon for over thirty years. We pride ourselves on selling high quality, locally produced honey, beeswax and beehive products. We regularly attend farmers' markets in Ottery St. Mary, Honiton, Seaton, Exmouth, and Newton Abbot, and also sell our produce through selected local delicatessens. Please browse our shop by clicking on the list of 'Products' on the left. If you have any questions about our produce, have a read of our Honey Questions page or contact us directly and we will do our best to help. All items are dispatched by Royal Mail within the UK, or by Airmail to Europe. Postage is calculated automatically based on the weight of the items in your shopping basket, and starts at just £1.95 for UK delivery. Spend £40 or more and delivery is free! |
New products in stock
We have been beavering away in the kitchen, and have come up with a range of delicious honey chutneys. Feedback from tastings at the farmers markets has been excellent, so they are now in stock in our online shop.
Our three new chutneys - Beetroot & Honey, Bramley, Apricot & Honey, and Plum & Honey - each make excellent accompaniments for a wide variety of foods, with each having a distinct and charming flavour. As with all our produce, these chutneys are made by our own fair hands in small batches, and of course contain our own pure Devon honey.
We have created a new Preserves category within the shop, where we have moved the honey marmalades next to these new honey chutneys.
Honey back in stock
We've had a good spring here in East Devon, so we have plenty of honey back in stock. Spring honey sets quickly, due to the particular mixture of nectar that's in it. Whilst you can purchase it runny or set, you'll find that the runny honey starts to set within three or four months. Remember that you can warm a setting or even fully-set jar in a pan of warm (but not boiling!) water and it will return to being runny.