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Haskins Honey Award-winning raw honey from our own hives. Read our customer reviews on our website to see what our honey lovers think!

Crafted with care by a husband-and-wife beekeeping team with bee welfare at heart

09/11/2026

Here’s one of our hives in action, just look how quickly they’re coming and going!

Look closely and you’ll spot a couple arriving with pollen in their baskets. 🐝 … totally not bothered I’m there … 😆

A little something to brighten up those autumn and winter days…Have you tried our infused honey?From soothing lemon hone...
31/10/2026

A little something to brighten up those autumn and winter days…

Have you tried our infused honey?

From soothing lemon honey stirred into a warm drink, to cinnamon honey drizzled over a toasted bagel, there are plenty of ways to enjoy them.

Our infused honeys are:

• Made in small batches
• Infused with natural ingredients
• Carefully prepared using our own award-winning honey, straight from our hives.

There’s a flavour for every taste, whether you prefer something warming, fruity or with a little kick.

Take a look at our full infused range and reserve yours online:

https://haskinshoney.co.uk/collections/infused-honey

Local collection is available. If you have any questions or would like to know more, just drop us a message

🐝🍯 Is it really honey? And do you know where yours comes from?As beekeepers, this is something we feel really strongly a...
28/10/2026

🐝🍯 Is it really honey? And do you know where yours comes from?

As beekeepers, this is something we feel really strongly about.

Behind every jar of genuine honey is a colony of thousands of bees, countless hours of hard work and a beekeeper who cares deeply about their welfare.

At Haskins Honey, we keep our own bees and our honey comes from our own hives. We take pride in producing real, raw honey, just as nature intended.

It’s heartbreaking to see the pressure facing beekeepers, particularly small local producers trying to compete with cheap imported honey.

When you buy local honey, you’re not just buying a jar of sweetness. You’re supporting local beekeepers, helping protect our precious pollinators and keeping traditional beekeeping alive. 💛

Know your beekeeper. Know your honey. Support local. 🐝

Aldi has been accused of selling honey bulked up with cheap sugar syrup, sparking a backlash from local beekeepers fighting for survival.

Get the exclusive story: https://bit.ly/4yU91hK

22/10/2026

How do we know whether our bees have enough food for winter?

One of the checks we make at this time of year is to heft the hives.

By carefully lifting each side, we can get an idea of how heavy the hive is and check the bees have enough stores to see them through the colder months.

It’s one small, but very important part of preparing our colonies for winter.

We’ve shared more about how we prepare our hives , on our latest blog.

Read it here: https://haskinshoney.co.uk/blogs/news/winter

Are you a classic honey lover, or do you like to try something a little different?Our traditional Haskins Honey is perfe...
13/10/2026

Are you a classic honey lover, or do you like to try something a little different?

Our traditional Haskins Honey is perfect on toast, stirred into porridge, drizzled over yoghurt or enjoyed straight from the spoon.

If you fancy something different, our infused honeys bring a little extra flavour to the table. From the warmth of ginger to the zing of lemon, there’s plenty to explore.

And who says you have to choose just one?

Have a browse and find your next favourite here …

https://haskinshoney.co.uk/collections/infused-honey

Thank you for supporting our beekeeping 😊

09/10/2026

Look at them bumping into each other! 😂
(In slo-mo)

So much going on around the hive, bees coming in, heading out and the ocasional collision and landing short !

Just a normal day in one of our hives.

🍂🐝 Autumn has arrived in the apiary… but the bees are still busy.A beautiful autumn morning checking the hives, and ther...
28/09/2026

🍂🐝 Autumn has arrived in the apiary… but the bees are still busy.

A beautiful autumn morning checking the hives, and there was plenty of activity from the girls making the most of what’s still available to forage.

It won’t be long before the bees settle into their winter routine, but for now, on a warm sunny day, they’re still very much getting on with business.

Beekeeping with purpose.
Honey with provenance.

23/09/2026

🐝 Busy raising the next generation…

Worker bees tending to their developing larvae, feeding them, cleaning the cells and caring for the next generation of the colony.

A little glimpse into life inside one of our hives. 🐝

🐝 Is climate change changing the way our bees behave?This summer’s heatwaves have been a warning sign for honeybees, and...
20/09/2026

🐝 Is climate change changing the way our bees behave?

This summer’s heatwaves have been a warning sign for honeybees, and the effects may be more far-reaching than you think.

From swarming and foraging the flowers our bees visit, and even the flavour of honey, a changing climate is affecting the world inside the hive.

As beekeepers, we’re seeing some of these changes first-hand. So what does it mean for our bees, and for beekeeping in the years ahead?

🍯 We’ve explored this in our latest news blog:

Climate Change and the Honeybee: What the Future Holds

👉 Read the full article on the Haskins Honey website:

https://haskinshoney.co.uk/blogs/news/climate-change-and-honeybees

🐝 Honey with provenance. Beekeeping with purpose.

Spotted on our morning walk, bees hard at work on the ivy.There's something magical about watching honeybees foraging on...
16/09/2026

Spotted on our morning walk, bees hard at work on the ivy.

There's something magical about watching honeybees foraging on ivy in early autumn. It's one of the last major nectar and pollen sources of the season and our bees are making the most of it.

This late forage is vital. As the days shorten, our bees are racing to top up their winter stores, the honey reserves that the colony needs for the winter months ahead.

Every drop of ivy nectar counts.

What strikes us most is how finely tuned this all is . When the balance shifts, the bees feel it first - and we’re seeing those changes for ourselves.

Something we'll be sharing more about very soon.

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