COVID-19
During the current measures to combat COVID-19, we are not attending any public events.
We still have honey available and provide free delivery to Isle of Wight addresses with a contactless drop off.
Experience Days will be on a rolling review, in line with Government guidance.
Our philosophy
We believe in compassionate beekeeping and low-impact honey farming techniques. We use traditional methods alongside modern equipment to keep our bees happy, healthy and productive.
Local honey with distinct flavour
Our apiaries are located across the Isle of Wight and we currently have hives located in Newport, Carisbrooke, Ryde, Brading, Bembridge, St Helens, Wroxall and Chale. Anecdotal evidence suggests that consuming local honey can assist with hay fever and seasonal allergies. The honey from each location has distinctly different flavours reflecting the forage available nearby.
What is raw honey?
Raw honey is only filtered to remove the largest debris, leaving behind small particles of beeswax and pollen. We don’t heat the honey or treat it in any other way - it’s just as it comes from the hive.
During the current measures to combat COVID-19, we are not attending any public events.
We still have honey available and provide free delivery to Isle of Wight addresses with a contactless drop off.
Experience Days will be on a rolling review, in line with Government guidance.
Our philosophy
We believe in compassionate beekeeping and low-impact honey farming techniques. We use traditional methods alongside modern equipment to keep our bees happy, healthy and productive.
Local honey with distinct flavour
Our apiaries are located across the Isle of Wight and we currently have hives located in Newport, Carisbrooke, Ryde, Brading, Bembridge, St Helens, Wroxall and Chale. Anecdotal evidence suggests that consuming local honey can assist with hay fever and seasonal allergies. The honey from each location has distinctly different flavours reflecting the forage available nearby.
What is raw honey?
Raw honey is only filtered to remove the largest debris, leaving behind small particles of beeswax and pollen. We don’t heat the honey or treat it in any other way - it’s just as it comes from the hive.