We’ll be open at our farm’s home shop this Sunday, November 11th and again on November 18th from 1-4 pm. These are our last two open days for this season. We still have one and five gallon buckets of honey and a good supply of all three of this summer’s honeys in mason jars.
Available for Sunday, November 11th
the five gallon bulk buckets - are this seasons fall goldenrod, aster and eupatorium blend honey - it’s a pollen-flavored, mildly spicy, medium sweet with a granular-crystally texture.
the one gallon buckets that remain are the late July mixed wildflower honey - a white clover, alfalfa, birdsfoot trefoil and star thistle honey; our most traditional tasting honey from the season.
the Mason Jars: only quarts remain of the late fall Japanese Knotweed honey but the July Mixed Wildflower and the Fall Goldenrod/Aster/Eupatorium are still available in pint, quart and half gallon sizes.
We’re excited to be vending at the Orchard Valley Waldorf Schools Holiday Market in Montpelier on Saturday, November 17th, at the Vermont College of Fine Arts, from 10 -3 pm. Come see us for beeswax candles, body products, herb-infused honeys and vinegars, cordials. All kinds of lovely holiday gifts and so many beautiful vendors with wonderful gifts for loved ones.
Local Worcester, Vermont photographer Pat Hazouri took this picture in our gardens. Thanks for sharing it, Pat.
honeybees, apis mellifera, are soft, porous little creatures that live for their hives and one another, to make honey and to sip nectar in the sun.
making herb-infused honeys at home is easy and you’ll become addicted to the delicious medicine.
Bee Haven Honey Farm is our seasonal, green-hearted beekeeping business, specializing in true raw, unfiltered honey, made with reverence for the hives and the old ways, along with a sweet spectrum of other natural products for your body, kitchen and soul.
When are we open? Sunday afternoons from 1-4 pm, July 1st through Thanksgiving. The shop is always stocked with pint, quarts and half gallon mason jars of our honey, so worth a trip even when we don’t have our honey crop bulk buckets available. On the occasional Sunday we're away, the date is posted on this page in advance, so you never make a wasted trip to Worcester.
Feel free to give us a call or message us in the box below if you can’t find out what you’re looking for on site. The product page gives our honey pricing and some details on our other natural, medicinal and culinary products. sorry we don’t ship our honey but our smaller sized body care and medicinals are often easy and inexpensive to ship.
Directions to BHHF: We're located a few miles south of Worcester village, right off Rt. 12 in north-central Vermont, or 15 minutes north of Montpelier. To reach us from Montpelier, take Rt. 12/Elm St. north out of town. You'll start driving uphill and soon be driving past the Wrightsville Reservoir on your right and then continuing through some flats in the woods until you reach Putnamville. Take the right hand turn onto the bridge - it crosses the river and it’s the only turn off of Rt. 12 in Putnamville. This is Norton Road, even though there’s no longer a road sign identifying it. We're the first house on the other side of the bridge, a green farmhouse with white trim, with a black mailbox with a bee on it, and a human and other dog friendly, but very barky, hound dog.
Richard & Genevieve Drutchas
18 Norton Road Worcester, Vermont 05682
(802) 223-7316 or Message us below: