Our honey is produced right here on our ridge in Kentucky, using bees that forage on native wildflowers and black locust trees. “Local” means it’s harvested, bottled, and sold from the same region—nothing imported or blended.

Raw, unfiltered honey is honey that hasn’t been heated or heavily processed. We lightly strain it to remove debris, but we keep the natural pollen, enzymes, and flavor intact—just as the bees made it.

Black locust honey comes from the blossoms of black locust trees. It’s known for:

• Light color

• Mild, clean sweetness

• Slow crystallization

It’s one of the most sought-after honey varieties in Kentucky.

All of our honey is sourced from hives located on our ridge, overlooking the Kentucky River in Jessamine County, Ky. Our bees forage on:

• Wildflowers

• Black locust blooms

• Native plants unique to our area

Our honey is 100% pure and never blended with outside sources. What you get in each jar reflects the season and what’s blooming locally.

Crystallization is natural and a sign of real, raw honey. Over time, glucose forms crystals. To return it to liquid, simply place the jar in warm water—no microwaving.

No. Our honey contains one ingredient: honey. No additives, no preservatives, no flavoring.

Many people choose local honey because it:

• Supports local agriculture

• Reflects regional pollen sources

• Tastes fresher and more distinct

Most store honey is:

• Mass-produced

• Filtered heavily

• Sometimes blended from multiple countries

Our honey is:

• Small-batch

• Raw and minimally processed

• Sourced from a single local region

We harvest seasonally, depending on bloom cycles—especially during black locust bloom in late spring and wildflower season in summer.

You can purchase directly from us (website, farm, or local markets). Availability may vary depending on harvest.