Honey in Wales

Beelief Botanics in Llechryd makes bee-derived products using Welsh honey, beeswax, pollen, royal jelly, bee venom and propolis alongside plant extracts and essential oils.

Blaenau Gwent Apiary is a family-run South Wales beekeeping business founded by Alan and Lisa Bevan.

Crooked Hills Honey is a Monmouthshire beekeeping business producing single-origin honey from hives across the Wye Valley.

Dan y Berllan is a small producer at Mountain Hall Farm, Hermon in Carmarthenshire, producing raw Welsh honey, orchard fruit including apples, apple juice and apple vinegar, and heritage seeds saved from the kitchen garden.

Quarry Bees produces small-batch raw Welsh wildflower honey from the Quarry Field Apiary on Penlan Farm, a secluded coppice on family farmland near Carmarthen.

Gwenynfa Pen y Bryn Apiary near Dolgellau produces Welsh honey and also makes honey jam, honey marmalade and honey sauce.

Raw Welsh Honey is a South Wales beekeeping business making raw honey and beeswax goods in Wales.

Little Caerlicyn Flower Farm is a family-run farm near Langstone, Newport, producing honey, homemade jams and chutneys alongside its seasonal flower growing.

Mêl-ys is a small family honey producer in Meidrim, Carmarthenshire, producing Welsh wildflower honey from local forage.

Natures Little Helpers in Lisvane produces Welsh honey from its own hives, with natural bee pollen and propolis products alongside it.

Afon Mêl is a family-run honey farm and meadery at Cross Inn, near New Quay in Ceredigion, producing Welsh honey and mead since 1995.

Reith Honey is a family beekeeping business in Carmarthenshire, producing honey from multiple apiary sites and a small range of beeswax products including candles, lip balms and body balms.