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Honey Sales

Pure natural Irish honey from our own hives

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Discover the pure taste of natural Irish honey, harvested from our very own hives.

Our bees follow their natural instinct to forage for nectar and produce honey, often creating more than they need. We carefully harvest only the surplus, ensuring the bees have plenty left for themselves. The honey you receive is as nature intended—raw, unprocessed, and full of flavour.

Seasonal Honey Varieties

Our honey changes with the seasons, reflecting the diverse landscapes of Ireland:

 

Early Season Honey: In spring, our bees primarily forage on rapeseed, producing a light and delicate honey.

Summer Multi-Floral Honey: From May to July, our bees enjoy a rich array of wildflowers, creating a complex and vibrant multi-floral honey.

Heather Honey: In late August, we move our hives to the mountains, where our bees gather nectar from heather blooms. This highly sought-after honey is rich, aromatic, and packed with unique flavor.

Whether you're enjoying our honey for its reputed health benefits or simply spreading it on your toast, each jar captures the essence of the Irish landscape.

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Bee Keeping Courses

Start Your Beekeeping Journey with Us

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Introduction Day

Curious if beekeeping is for you?

 

Apprehensive or have a bit of fear? Don't know where to start?

1 hour presentation on the history of bees and beekeeping.

We bring you to the hive to show you the inner workings of a hive, hands-on.

Beginner Courses

Become competent and confident to keep bees through a balance of classroom and hands-on hive-side teaching from expert beekeepers.

Get in touch to find out when our next course begins.

We offer a 6 module classroom, 1-hour sessions with Q&A.

2 practical sessions hands-on at the hives.

Tailored Courses

We can bring the course to you. Customized training on any beekeeping topic, available for individuals or groups.

Modules include:

Hive improvement

Bee diseases

Queen raring

Honey production

Bee Improvement

Preparing colonies for crops

Bee transportation

Swarm control

Hiving swarms

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