Wantage Honey

Description

Wantage Local Honey is a delectable runny honey.  Our honeybees live within a nine mile radius of Wantage.

We are here

Wantage is a market town, lying below the Berkshire Downs, and looking over the Vale of the White Horse.  In case you wish to find it on a map, it sits in the county of Oxfordshire.  It is about fourteen miles south of Oxford or nine miles west of Didcot.

Wantage Honey was created by our honeybees which are hived two apiaries. One apiary lies within Wantage town.  Further afield, our out-apiary is located in a meadow on the Berkshire Downs.

About Wantage Local Honey

By simply course filtering, which removes large debris, Wantage Honey retains its pollen.  As a result, our honey is popular with hay-fever sufferers.

We use traditional 1lb jars (454 grams equates to 1lb) for our honey.  These come with traditional screw-lids.

Being real and unrefined honey, it will granulate over time – which is a mark of its quality and a natural process.  If you wish fully runny again,  gently warm the jar, perhaps by using a bain-marie.

We do not blend our honey, as a result each batch will have a subtle difference in colour and flavour. The photographs in the product description are for illustrative purposes and the colour of the honey you receive may vary.

The places the bees forage makes the taste of the honey, so in a strange way you are savouring our local floral environment.

Ideas

To find the latest about our honey, and how the bees the are doing, follow our Wantage Local Honey Facebook Page <here> and give it a like.

Consider treating yourself to a honey dipper, which is the traditional alternative to using a metal spoon.  You can find them <here> – a jar of Wantage Honey and a Honey Dipper might make a great present for someone.

Also, consider visiting out Wantage Honey facebook page.

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