Harry’s Honey is crafted by bees. It’s untreated, all natural and gently handled.
The honey comes from their beehives around the Cotswolds – Cheltenham, Winchcombe, Birdlip and out towards Cirencester and Broadway. Across fields, wild meadows and cultivated gardens it takes their honeybees about 2 million trips to make each jar.
Harry’s Honey contains pollen from many different flowers including forget-me-not, blackberry and wild roses, and trees feature too – wild cherry, hawthorn and apple. It’s truly seasonal, with a taste that reflects the flowers the bees forage on each spring and summer and all the character of the Cotswolds.
Also, if you’re a budding beekeeper or an old hand you can buy bees from them, and they do beekeeping training and run experiences.