Raw Pacific Northwest Honey

We love honey and we do our best to source the most delicious and high-quality honey possible from local beekeepers we trust. We independently test our honey to ensure quality and purity. Our honey is always raw, single-source, and never micro-filtered. Since our honey comes from a handful of Pacific Northwest beekeepers, we often have several varietals from different locations for sale. When honey is kept raw, it retains all of its healing virtues and preserves the delicate flavors from millions of wildflowers.

Available Sizes:
12 oz. glass jar
20 oz. glass jar

Other Info:  
We have honey from our own Pacific Northwest apiaries currently available, along with apiaries managed by other beekeepers we trust.

Raw Honey will crystallize - this is a natural property of honey, and does not mean it has gone bad! 

Our facility is certified GMP-compliant, and is free of all major allergens, including gluten.

Varietals/Tasting Notes:
Honey captures a moment in time - when it's harvested, it has the imprint of the year's weather patterns and what was blooming in the area where the bees were gathering nectar. Flavors and textures of honey can vary dramatically from year to year, which is part of what makes honey special. Once a varietal from a particular year is gone, it's gone forever.

Tasting notes on each honey were compiled from a staff taste test. Check out the honey connoisseur guide photo as well, which is how we grade each honey's color in the below descriptions.

Decision fatigue? Select the "Let us choose for you!" option and we will select our favorite varietal at the moment to send to you.

Beaver Creek Wildflower 
The bees in Beaver Creek have been busy creating this one. Floral notes with hints of pollen make a pleasing all-purpose flavor that's as good in your tea as it is in your tea cakes. This wildflower honey is from hives kept in the charming hamlet of Beavercreek, in Clackamas County, Oregon. Light amber color grade.

Beaver Creek Blackberry
Blackberry honey is a delightful honey made from the nectar of blackberry blossoms. It has a rich, fruity flavor and is very smooth. This wildflower honey is from hives kept in the charming hamlet of Beavercreek, in Clackamas County, Oregon. Extra light amber color grade.

Buckwheat  
Buckwheat honey is extremely dark in color and very thick in texture, and tastes a bit like molasses. It has a bold, intense flavor with a lingering malty finish. It's high in minerals and antioxidants. If you've never had buckwheat honey before, it's unlike any other honey! Dark amber color grade. 
Available in 20 oz. jar size only.

Cascadia Blackberry
Blackberry honey is a Pacific Northwest classic - blackberries are one of the most important nectar crops for honeybees in our region!
This honey is from hives kept in various locations around the Willamette Valley. Extra light color amber color grade.

Cascadia Wildflower
From the sun-kissed meadows of Hillsboro, Oregon, comes a honey as rich in flavor as the land is in bloom. Our bees gather nectar from the region’s abundant wildflower blossoms each summer, creating a golden, velvety honey with deep berry undertones and a whisper of floral brightness. It’s a taste of Oregon summer in every spoonful — perfect for drizzling over fresh fruit, swirling into yogurt, or sweetening tea with a hint of wild sweetness. Light amber color grade.

Kings Valley Wildflower    
With an aroma of fresh cereals and a delicate sweetness, King's Valley Wildflower balances hints of ripe berries with an herbal complexity that dissolves into a finish of soft mint. From hives kept in King's Valley, Oregon. Light amber color grade.