Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Our honey is unpasteurised and minimally filtered to retain its natural enzymes, pollens, and delicate flavour.

We produce our honey in small batches around our apiaries in Myddle, North Shropshire.

The forage varies by season and location, but may include hawthorn, dandelion, clover, wildflowers—and sometimes oilseed rape, depending on local fields.

All raw honey naturally crystallises over time. Spring honey in particular tends to set faster. If you'd like it runnier, just stand the jar in warm water.

Keep it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. No need to refrigerate.

Yes. We offer a limited number of healthy, well-established nucleus colonies for sale each spring. They are available to pre-order via our website.

Absolutely. Our bees are carefully bred for calm temperaments and strong health—perfect for first-time or experienced keepers.

Each nuc contains a marked, laying queen and 5–6 frames of brood, bees, and stores, housed in a temporary travel box.

Yes. We offer nationwide delivery via Royal Mail or local collection from our base near Myddle. We’ll contact you to arrange your preferred option.

Nucs are generally ready for collection or dispatch between late April and early June, depending on weather and colony progress. We'll keep you updated as the season develops.

Yes. You're welcome to collect your order by arrangement. We'll send details after your purchase.

Yes. We deliver locally around Myddle, usually personally by Henry. Just choose this option at checkout if it appears for your postcode.

We pack all honey jars carefully and send them via Royal Mail. UK delivery only at this time.

We don’t offer pre-orders for honey just yet, but you can sign up to our mailing list to be first to know when new batches are available.