Is your honey raw?

UK legislation requires all honey produced in the UK to be "raw". Any honey that is heated past 40-48°C is called Bakers' Honey.

Is your honey pure?

I'm assuming the question is, does your honey contain added sugar? The answer is no, but maybe. I don't feed sugar to my bees if I can avoid it. But bees forage and rob from a large radius. There are "bee feeders" you find on the internet that can be put out by any uneducated "helper" other beekeepers may be feeding/have fed their bees, and my bees may rob their stores, or if a hive has died, take what's left, including sugar.

How local is your honey?

At the moment, my honey is centred around Ramsbottom. I am looking at Bolton. If you want honey from your area, I personally would need a large apiary.

Alternatively, you can contact the BBKA and see if they can put you in touch with a beekeeper near you.

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Do you have a physical shop?

Short answer: no. long answer, my honey can be purchased from:

227g @ £6

Nutall Park Tea Room, open on weekends, subject to volunteer availability.

https://www.friendsofnuttallpark.co.uk

340g

Tottington Village butchers

https://www.facebook.com/p/Village-Butchers-Tottington-100089588995162/