honeyRaw Local Honey — 800 mL
Unfiltered, small-batch raw honey from seasonal wildflower forage across Marlboro and Monmouth County.
$69.99/ 800 mL
OrderRaw and unfiltered.
Straight from the hive to the jar
Every jar comes straight from our own hives here in Marlboro. We harvest the comb by hand, strain out the wax, and jar the honey right away: no heating, no fine filtering, nothing added. Order below and we'll contact you to confirm your pickup.
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Every jar is raw, unfiltered, and comes straight from our hives on the farm.
Behind the scenes
Watch us harvest
Behind the color
Why our honey changes color
No two harvests look exactly alike. Honey's color comes from the flowers the bees visit, and what's blooming changes through the season. Spring honey tends to be lighter and milder. Honey from late summer and fall is often deeper amber to nearly brown, with a richer, bolder flavor. The jar you take home reflects the season it was harvested.
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The process
How we harvest
01
Harvest the comb
We harvest the comb by hand from our hives.
02
Strain out the wax
We strain it only to remove wax.
03
Jar it immediately
We jar it immediately, never heated.
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Good to know
Honey FAQ
Why is some of your honey so dark?
Color depends on which flowers were blooming when the bees made it. Later-season honey is usually darker and richer.
What does raw and unfiltered mean?
It's never heated, and it's only strained through a mesh to remove wax, so the natural pollen stays in.
Why did my honey crystallize?
Crystallization is natural in raw honey and is a sign it hasn't been heat-processed. Set the jar in warm (not hot) water to bring it back to liquid.
How should I store raw honey?
At room temperature, tightly sealed. Refrigerating speeds up crystallization.
Does local honey help with allergies?
Many people believe local honey helps with seasonal allergies, but scientific evidence is limited, and most allergy-causing pollen comes from grasses, trees, and ragweed rather than the flowers bees visit. We sell our honey for its flavor and quality, not as a remedy.
Is raw honey safe for babies?
No. Honey, raw or processed, should not be given to infants under 12 months old.
How do I order?
Submit the form or call (732) 607-4422, and we'll confirm your pickup at the farm.
Do you ship?
No shipping. Pickup only at the farm in Marlboro, NJ. Free local delivery is available on combined orders of $200 or more within a 10-mile radius.
Where are your hives?
On our farm in Marlboro, NJ.