Honey's Honey News

  • Why does Ringwood and the New Forest area produce such great honey?

    by Deborah Lamb
    Can 'terroir' be applied to local honey? Yes, we think so. Every area has its own unique soil characteristics and microclimate. As any wine buff w...

  • Bees For Good

    by Paul Honey
    With the cost of living crisis hitting hard, local food banks are an important part of the communities we live in. With more and more people relyi...

  • Local honey for hay fever

    by Debbie Honey
    Spring brings misery for hay fever sufferers and lots of enquiries about local honey for us. As the pollen count rises, many hay fever sufferers lo...

  • Telling the bees

    by Paul Honey
      Have you ever heard of the practice of "telling the bees?" Many will have seen the recent headlines of the Royal Beekeeper telling the Buckingha...

  • Raw honey in its most natural state

    by Debbie Honey
    Are you looking for raw honey? Honey that's natural and unprocessed? Well we're very pleased to let you know that the cut honeycomb we now have in ...

  • New Honey Season 2021

    by Paul Honey
    As we head into autumn, a new era dawns for us at Honey's Honey.  Most of this year's honey harvest is now complete - except the much anticipated R...

  • Why bees love to forage on Salisbury Plain

    by Deborah Lamb
    The bees that make local Salisbury Honey forage on Salisbury Plain, rather than in the City of Salisbury. So the honey they make is mostly from wil...

  • Honey supplied to The Way Outback Brewing Company

    by Deborah Lamb
    A first for Honey's Honey – we recently delivered honey to a brewery! The Way Outback Brewing Company in Southbourne, Bournemouth, will be using it...

  • Local honey from hawthorn blossom

    by Deborah Lamb
    Our Isle of Purbeck honey is a special type of local honey from Dorset. By late spring the hedgerows, woodland and wild places will once again be adorned with small, delicate pale pinky-white flowers. And it's bees foraging mainly on this hawthorn blossom that make this delicious spring honey.

  • Local Ringwood, New Forest Honey - 2020 Harvest notes

    by Paul Honey
    Well 2020 – what a very extraordinary year. The Corona virus pandemic has certainly made this a year we will never forget. I have been extremely gr...

  • The best local honey in the New Forest - it's now official!

    by Paul Honey
    I'm pleased to announce that this year's honey crop is now officially the best in the New Forest! Ringwood Honey and New Forest Heather Honey recen...

  • Local New Forest Heather Honey - available now

    by Paul Honey
    Local New Forest Ling Heather Honey now available to buy. After keeping bees for 5+ years, I'm really pleased to have harvested my first crop of t...