Find local honey
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We're adding members' honey now, so please check back soon. Beekeepers: list your honey from the members' area.
Honey sells out. Small beekeepers only have so much each year, usually from late summer. It's worth getting in touch before you travel.
What to look for
- A proper label. Jars for sale should show the word "honey", the weight, a best before date, where it was produced and the seller's name and address.
- Runny or set? Both are natural. Most honey sets (crystallises) in time. Warm the jar gently in water to make it runny again.
- Seasonal flavours. Spring honey is often light and sets quickly. Summer honey is golden. Heather honey from the commons is dark and jelly-like.
- Never feed honey to babies under one year old.
Do you keep bees?
WGBKA members can add their honey to this page for free. Sign in to the members' area and use the list your honey form. Not a member yet? Join us.
Sellers are independent beekeepers, and each is responsible for their own honey, labelling and food hygiene registration. WGBKA lists them as a service to members and the public. Sellers chose the contact details shown here. See our privacy notice.