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Honey: The Taste of a Place

We keep each location separate so you can taste what the bees were foraging.

We're small scale in terms of honey production, so we choose to do things that are wholly inefficient because we love to see the look on people's faces when they experience how different honey tastes based on what nectar and pollen the bees were collecting.

Honey of Central Texas

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Cibolo, Texas (Think New Braufels and go East of IH35

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Seguin, Texas (Literally off Ranch Road 1117)

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Kingsbury, Texas (Off Hwy 90)

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Seguin, Texas (One mile from Ranch 1117)

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Harwood Honey

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Harwood, Texas (Just a little bit East of Lockhart)

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Beautiful Blanco 

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Blanco, TX (Right at the bottom of the hill that takes your breath away.)

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