You can purchase our West Berkshire Honey directly from our website or at Blue Beetle Ceramics in Thatcham (near the Garden Center). We also attend the Newbury Farmers Market on the first Sunday of each month, the Reading Farmers Market on the third Saturday of each month, and the Newbury Artisan Market.

Yes, the only processing that happens to our West Berkshire Honey is extracting via spinning the comb really fast, and then filtering through a mesh. It isn't pasteurised. Our local honey keeps all of its pollen and natural enzymes that make it go good for you!

All natural unprocessed local honey will granulate over time. The rate all depends on the types of flowers the bees visit. Some flowers produce nectar that crystalises slowly and other produce nectar that crystalises fast.

To return it to a liquid state gently heat it by putting it in an airing cupboard.

Supermarket honey stays runny because it is heat treated.

We'd love to hear from people who would like to stock our honey, particularly in the West Berkshire area.

No, our bees forage up to 5km from their hives so we can't possibly know whether or not that is entirely on organic land. They fly over Newbury, Thatcham and most of the villages around.

Very little British honey is organic.

West Berkshire is a beautiful area with a mix of farm and common land, towns, and villages. With Greenham Common, Crookham Common, Bucklebury Common, and Snelsmore Common, we have some of the most diverse nectar sources around. Our West Berkshire Honey captures the essence of this region, being extracted in small batches and minimally processed. It's not just us who love it; we've won local and national prizes in honey shows, including 2nd Place at the National Honey Show for set honey.