Raw Local Honey in Vermont

Local honey from beekeepers across Vermont.

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

4 beekeepers found

Mcfarline Apiary – local beekeeper

Mcfarline Apiary

We are a treatment free Apiary in Vermont that sells raw honey, nucleusColonies , hive products and queens that we raise ourselves.

833 park hill Rd, Benson Vermont 05743, Benson, Vermont, 05743
Wildflower (vermont)Liquid HoneyNaturally Crystallized Honey
BEES ON BROADWAY – local beekeeper

BEES ON BROADWAY

Specialty gift shop with a nature and pollinator theme. We have a small apiary and work with local beekeepers to promote local honey. We also use beeswax to cr…

5 Canada Street, SWANTON Vermont 05488, SWANTON, Vermont, 05488
Wildflower (vermont)Manuka (new-zealand)Liquid Honey +11 more
Buster & Bella's – local beekeeper

Buster & Bella's

[email protected] 8024444996

4669 VT 100, Londonderry Vermont 05148, Londonderry, Vermont, 05148
Wildflower (vermont)Liquid Honey
Champlain Valley Apiaries – local beekeeper

Champlain Valley Apiaries

Champlain Valley Apiaries is a 3rd generation, family owned business. Founded in 1931 by Charles Mraz, we have been producing and packing delicious Vermont hon…

PO Box 127, Middlebury Vermont 05753, Middlebury, Vermont, 05753
Wildflower (united-states)CloverSweet (united-states) +10 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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