Raw honey

We have honey from our own Pacific Northwest apiaries currently available, along with apiaries managed by other beekeepers we trust.

Troutdale Wildflower

This raw honey is from our flagship apiary in Troutdale, Oregon about 25 minutes east of Portland. These bees are kept on certified organic land at Bumblebee Farm, and they are kept treatment-free. It’s a lovely, light wildflower honey from mostly raspberry blossoms.

Washington Berries

This raw honey is from western Washington, from hives kept on organic blueberry and raspberry farms. Summer harvest.

Beavercreek Wildflower

This is a summer wildflower honey from hives kept in yards in the Beavercreek area, to the south east of Oregon City. It is light in color.

California Pomegranate Citrus

This is a beautiful, light honey from an Oregon beekeeper who did pollination in a citrus and pomegranate orchard.

Mt. Hood Wildflower

This honey is harvested from pristine national forest land in Mt. Hood. The bees foraged mountain berries, including snowberry, huckleberry, chokecherry, and blackberry.

Oregon City Blackberry

This is a summer blackberry honey, fairly dark in color, from bees kept in yards and farms around Oregon City. 

Fruitland, Washington Mountain Wildflower

This is an amazing honey from wildflower blossoms, including huckleberry, chokecherry, and snowberry blooms.

Portland Wildflower

This honey is from hives kept in the Portland Metro area. It's light and delicious, summer harvest. 

Meadowfoam Wildflower

This honey has a delicious meadowfoam flavor, which is reminiscent of marshmallows.