Blackberry Honey 375g for $7.25

Clover plants provide much of the honey produced in Canada. Depending on location and source, clover honey varies in colour from water-white to extra light amber and has a mild, delicate flavour.

Honey is a complicated food. It is hardy enough to last thousands of years and still be edible. It is sensitive enough that it starts to get burned at just over body temperature. Honey pots containing edible honey have been recovered from Egyptian tombs. Left at room temperature, honey will keep indefinitely.

In 2003, Honeyview Farm opened its doors to the public through the addition of an extensive tour area. The first thing that you see when entering the building is a huge wall of over 50,000 bees. This glass observation wall allows visitors to see right into the hive. People can watch as bees dance to communicate with each other where to find the best nectar. Visitors can try to spot the queen laying eggs in the honeycomb while her attendants surround her. Beyond the wall of bees, visitors can experience guided or self-guided tours. Large windows have been installed throughout the building to allow visitors to see all aspects of the business, from extraction of the honey to packaging and labelling. Visitors can also view the lab where soaps, lip balm, body lotions and many other products are made. People can read the information posted around the tour area to learn more.

We Take Great Care With Our Honey

Honeyview Farm produces specialty honeys from blueberry, raspberry, blackberry and other flowers. We have also created new and interesting products with honey and other natural bee products such as pollen, propolis, royal jelly and beeswax. Our products have been shipped as far away as Europe and Japan.