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Highlands Farm PureHoney from the Wilderness of Herefordshire on English/Welsh Borders
Highlands Farm PureHoney from the Wilderness of Herefordshire on English/Welsh Borders
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Following our deep commitment to sustainability and the vital role of bees, CCcollections is proud to offer a limited supply of our natural honey produced right here at Highlands Farm in Herefordshire located on High up on Wapley Hill that has an Iron Age fort on the peak at (1,092 feet) . We need more beekeepers in the world! Our small but thriving apiaries yield local honey for sale that is entirely pure raw English honey for sale. If you are looking for raw honey near me or the best honey in the country Look no further than our Herefordshire honey. Taste the difference that or 100% natural, plastic-free honey production makes.
On the borders of Wales on the Iron age fort hill of Wapley Hill and its surrounding Forest in Herefordshire, we look south over a sheep farming valley. One Apiaries are backed on the edge of Wapley Hill Forest looking south down from ancient woodlands, bluebell woods and down over the valley with only sheep farming in sight. Natural British honey from Natural British hedge rows, native trees and fields of clover and wild flora. We are lucky to be able to say that our honey is just about as far away from pesticides and other chemical crop based farming as is possible in the UK. In the same vein we keep it far away from plastic and unnatural bee keeping practices like plastic frames or chemical treatments, to produce a delicious raw unadulterated Herefordshire honey with all the health benefits that real pure natural honey can provide. The difference is with our honey is the natural unspoilt wild location giving the bees a safe chemical pesticides foraging arena to make your delicious honey, the natural beekeeping processes we strictly adhere to and the natural way we extract the honey.
Highlands Farm Apiaries: A Pristine Source for Pure Honey
Our two apiaries thrive at our Highlands Farm base, located on the natural border of England and Wales in beautiful Herefordshire. Our Forest Apiary houses local black bee populations foraging in bluebell woods and surrounding forest woodland at 900 feet. Below, our Hedgerow Apiary provides bees with open grass fields and native species hedgerows to forage from. The entire valley is a natural oasis, resulting in a rich, complex, and single-source honey flavor. This is truly where you find local honey near me that is unmatched in quality.
The Only Way: Traditional & Plastic-Free Production
We commit to honey production the old-fashioned way, ensuring quality matters most. This means no plastic is used in the raising, production, or packaging of our honey, setting us apart from the industry standard. We use only wood, stainless steel, and natural wax foundation. No plastic frames, no plastic foundation, and no plastic in the extraction. This ensures our raw honey retains its pure honey wildflower integrity. We minimize interference, allowing the bees to do their best job making wax and honey naturally, without introducing additives or plastic into their natural process. If you want natural local pure honey with no adulterations, this is exactly the right place.
Limited Availability & Pre-Order Options
Our focus on high quality, low impact, and traditional production methods, we can only provide a limited supply of own local honey for sale. This small-batch honey is highly sought after, making it a true epicurean honey delight.
If you find the product option is unavailable, we are currently sold out. To ensure you don't miss out on next year's harvest, we offer a limited amount of pre-order honey. Please note that pre-order items will be delivered next year.
Try a Sample & Never Miss a Harvest
If available, we sell small sample sizes below so you can try our raw honey before committing to a larger order. If there is no option, we are out and the limited amount of pre-order stock has finished. To be the first to know when more of our pure honey is ready, please subscribe to our newsletter by scrolling to the bottom of the page and signing up here.
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