Fresh Honeycomb in Kentucky

Local honeycomb from beekeepers across Kentucky.

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

5 beekeepers found

Stone Hill Honey – local beekeeper

Stone Hill Honey

We own and operate a small bee farm where we manage over 150 hives. We offer “farm tours” of our bee farm emphasizing on history and education of the honeybee …

6005 Hatchett Mill Rd, Spottsville Kentucky 42458, Spottsville, Kentucky, 42458
Wildflower (kentucky)Liquid HoneyWhipped Honey +1 more
Lazy Dog Honey – local beekeeper

Lazy Dog Honey

Though the dog may be lazy, the bees stay quite busy and produce a high quality honey.The bees forage from a dozen or more bee yards dispersed throughout Centr…

PO Box 1503, Frankfort Kentucky 40602, Frankfort, Kentucky, 40602
Autumn Wildflower (kentucky)Black Locust (kentucky)Wildflower (kentucky) +3 more
Lucky Frost Pure Central Ky Honey – local beekeeper

Lucky Frost Pure Central Ky Honey

We consider our honey to be Wildflower because our honey bees are located in areas away from cropland to avoid contact with GMO crops and chemicals. We have be…

81 Honey Bee Drive, Columbia Kentucky 42728, Columbia, Kentucky, 42728
Wildflower (kentucky)Liquid HoneyComb Honey
Pure Barren River Honey Owner/Operator John Benham EAS Certified Master Beekeeper – local beekeeper

Pure Barren River Honey Owner/Operator John Benham EAS Certified Master Beekeeper

Our honey is a natural honey that is strained to remove large particles but never filtered and contains fine pollen. It is harvested locally from wildflowers a…

623 Littrell Road, Smiths Grove Kentucky 42171, Smiths, Grove Kentucky, 42171
Polyfloral (kentucky)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +4 more
Cave Country Honey Farm – local beekeeper

Cave Country Honey Farm

Small hobby beekeeper that packages and sells its own honey.

180 Bald Knob Rd., Park City Kentucky 42160, Park, City Kentucky, 42160
Wildflower (kentucky)Liquid HoneyComb Honey +2 more

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Frequently asked questions

Can you eat the wax in honeycomb?
Yes. Beeswax is food-safe and edible. Most people chew the comb to enjoy the honey, then either swallow the soft wax or set it aside – both are fine.
How should I store honeycomb?
Keep it in an airtight container at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. It does not need refrigerating and will keep for many months.

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