Our bees have been busy this spring collecting nectar taken from a diverse mix of wildflowers and hedgerows around the Lincolnshire Wolds and have made a beautiful, fragrant spring honey.
The honey is presented in a 8oz, 227g jar. It is unpasteurised, it is very light in colour, and it is set, so it is not runny. You can heat the jar to a temperature of less than 40 degrees to make the honey runny and gorgeously gooey.
Item Overview: Our floral honey is collected in small batches from us (very proud beekeepers) and taken direct from the hive. Only dispatched to the United Kingdom from Lincolnshire.
Ingredients: 100% unpasteurised raw Lincolnshire spring honey.
Please note: Natural and raw honey can sometimes turn cloudy or crystallize, this is because it has only been coarse strained so still contains remnants of the different pollens the bees visited throughout the seasons. Our honey may contain pollen particles, but this only helps to show how natural and wonderful our honey is! If the honey does crystallize you can heat the jar to a temperature of less than 40 degrees to make the honey runny again and gorgeously gooey.
We love our bees and are ethical beekeepers who always leave enough honey for our bees to enjoy. Our packaging is recyclable, and no plastic packaging is used.
Please reuse and recycle the jar and lid.
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Lincolnshire Spring Honey
We’re very lucky to live in the Lincolnshire Wolds and are surrounded by rolling hills and an abundance of nature. We have dogs, chickens and grow lots of flowers, vegetables and herbs. It seemed only natural the next step into our countryside journey was to become beekeepers.
Although relatively new to beekeeping, we have been guided by an expert who has well over 20 years’ experience keeping bees. Our bees are kept close by surrounded by hedgerows and farmers fields, which gives them an abundance of gorgeous flowers to collect their nectar from and turn it into fragrant, natural honey.
As an aromatherapist I will also be using the beeswax to create more aromatic and plant powered products to help heal and bring a little bit of happiness, thanks to our beautiful bees.