Welsh honey and bee products, including raw honey, flavoured honey and beeswax goods.
BC Bees is a Monmouthshire honey producer keeping bees across local sites and producing raw Welsh honey.
Blaenau Gwent Apiary is a family-run South Wales beekeeping business producing local honey and beeswax products from more than 300 hives.
Crooked Hills Honey produces pure, unfiltered single-origin honey from hives across the Wye Valley in Monmouthshire.
Dan y Berllan produces raw Welsh honey, orchard apples, apple juice and vinegar at Mountain Hall Farm in Carmarthenshire.
Quarry Bees produces raw Welsh wildflower honey in small seasonal batches from hives on family farmland near Carmarthen.
Gwenynfa Pen y Bryn Apiary near Dolgellau produces Welsh honey, honey preserves and beeswax products from its own hives.
Hilltop Honey produces and packs honey, hot honey, maple syrup and natural sweeteners at its Newtown food site.
Raw Welsh Honey produces raw, untreated Welsh honey from apiaries across South Wales.
Little Caerlicyn Flower Farm produces honey, jams and chutneys near Langstone, Newport.
Mêl-ys produces small-batch Welsh wildflower honey in Meidrim, harvested seasonally from hives kept on the family holding.
Natures Little Helpers produces Welsh honey, bee pollen and propolis products in Lisvane from more than 100 managed bee colonies.
Afon Mêl produces Welsh honey, traditional mead and honey beer at its family-run bee farm near New Quay.
Honey covers Welsh beekeepers producing honey from local forage across Wales. You’ll typically find runny honey and set honey, plus raw or minimally processed honey depending on the producer. Some makers offer single-location or seasonal batches, where flavour and colour shift with the flowers available at the time. You may also see honeycomb, infused honey, beeswax candles, balms and other bee products, depending on what each beekeeper produces.