Raw Local Honey in Tennessee

Local honey from beekeepers across Tennessee.

Buy raw local honey direct from beekeepers in Tennessee. Every listing below is a local apiary – contact them straight away to arrange collection or delivery of genuinely local honey.

10 beekeepers found

Summertime Bees – local beekeeper

Summertime Bees

We sell beehives, local honey, honey straws, and lotion bars

639 Cave Road, Jasper Tennessee 37347, Jasper, Tennessee, 37347
Canola (tennessee)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +2 more
Three Hen Farm – local beekeeper

Three Hen Farm

Small family-owned company selling local raw honey from the Nolensville, TN area. We sell liquid and comb honey. No use of chemicals for management of our bees…

7350 Nolensville Road, Nolensville Tennessee 37135, Nolensville, Tennessee, 37135
Wildflower (tennessee)Liquid HoneyComb Honey
Turnersville Bees – local beekeeper

Turnersville Bees

Sorry, but I’m out of honey till harvest. Please keep checking back and I will up date this listing when I have honey available.Thank You Turnersville Bees

3928 Turnersville Road, Cedar Hill Tennessee 37032, Cedar, Hill Tennessee, 37032
Mixed Flower (tennessee)Liquid Honey
Keith Family Honey – local beekeeper

Keith Family Honey

In 1972, Grandaddy Kenneth, accompanied by his son, acquired their first hive from a small farm near Mount Olive, North Carolina, where the owner wanted the be…

6070 Dayton Mountain Highway, Dayton Tennessee 37321, Dayton, Tennessee, 37321
Mountain Wildflower (tennessee)Liquid Honey
Logans Lake Honey – local beekeeper

Logans Lake Honey

Logans Lake Honey is a family owned business which operates in Tennessee. We sell raw honey collected by our bees in barrels, buckets or jars. A lot of work go…

210 Morningside Drive, Jackson Tennessee 38301, Jackson, Tennessee, 38301
Wildflower (tennessee)Liquid Honey
Marla's Bee Happy Apiary – local beekeeper

Marla's Bee Happy Apiary

Marla's Bee Happy Apiary produced 681 lbs of Pure Raw Honey. All natural practices. Only use chemicals considered organic.

171 Taylor Drive, Jonesborough Tennessee 37659, Jonesborough, Tennessee, 37659
Wildflower (tennessee)Liquid Honey
Bee Grateful Hunny Farm – local beekeeper

Bee Grateful Hunny Farm

Hives are located on an 8 acre organic farm with fruit trees and Chestnut trees.

3020 Keller Bend Road, Knoxville Tennessee 37922-6521, Knoxville, Tennessee, 37922-6521
Chestnut (tennessee)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +3 more
Duck River Honey Company – local beekeeper

Duck River Honey Company

My family has lived in the same bend of the Duck River for over 210 years now. I am keeping bees on the same farm that my great grandfather plowed with mules d…

2451 Tottys Bend Road, Duck River Tennessee 38454, Duck, River Tennessee, 38454
Wildflower (tennessee)Liquid Honey
Foxadise Farms, LLC – local beekeeper

Foxadise Farms, LLC

What We Believe Our journey with Bees and our commitment to service are at the heart of our business. They define our "why," our ambitions, and our daily work.…

115 Winterbrook Drive, Kingsport Tennessee 37663, Kingsport, Tennessee, 37663
Acacia (florida)Alfalfa (north-carolina)Avocado (north-carolina) +29 more
Garrison Honey Farms – local beekeeper

Garrison Honey Farms

Producer of local, non-cooked, honey and honey products.

1850 Gunner Lane, Chapel Hill Tennessee 37034, Chapel, Hill Tennessee, 37034
Wildflower (tennessee)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +1 more

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Frequently asked questions

Is raw local honey better than supermarket honey?
Raw honey is unheated and unfiltered, so it keeps the natural enzymes, pollen and flavour that commercial processing strips out. Buying from a local beekeeper also means you know exactly where it came from.
How do I buy honey directly from a beekeeper?
Find a beekeeper near you on Wild Beeks, open their listing and use their contact details to arrange collection or delivery. You buy straight from them – Wild Beeks is just the directory.
Does local honey help with hay fever?
Many people eat local honey in the hope its trace local pollen eases seasonal allergies. Evidence is anecdotal rather than proven, but a spoonful of raw local honey is a pleasant thing to try either way.

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