Bee Haven is closed and we’re off making a new hive for ourselves in new territory. 2025 is Bee Haven’s 50th year, so a fitting one for closure and new beginnings. The 2024 honey is sold out and we’re easing through big transition, along with the rest of everything else in these wooly times.

Please check out the vermonthoney.org website to find a new source of small-scale real Vermont honey. There’s a lot of good honey to be found there and fun roads to travel on to get to it. Please continue to support small-scale apiaries and growing operations. Seek them out and help them keep doing what they do. Smaller is better and more conscious and our world needs that love and attention.

If you’re interested in living at Bee Haven Honey Farm when we step fully away, as a small-scale beekeeper or growing operation looking for a home, or if you’d just love to live in a beautiful spot in rural Vermont and be it’s loving steward, reach out to us in the message box below. We’ll get in touch and we can talk.

Bee Haven Honey Farm made and sold honey in Vermont for 50 years. In the last 25 years, our speciality was an old world-style, true raw honey, always, and only, from our own hives. We offered a bouquet of other hive, garden and wood’s-sourced natural care products, made by hand in small batches, often with botanicals we grow organically or ethically wild-craft, alongside our honeys. We were so honored to have home brewers, herbalists, kitchen witches, gardeners, epicureans, rural-livers and old-timers as our customers and we’ll be forever grateful to have played a part in Vermont’s unique beekeeping history. As the proud winners of the 2022 Black Jar Honey Contest’s Grand Prize for the Best Tasting Honey in the World, we thank the Center for Honeybee Research in Asheville, N.C. for their annual international contest, their work addressing the plight of honeybees and their celebration and promotion of raw honey for it’s uniquely luscious flavor spectrum. What a beautiful ride!

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