Raw honey from Amesti, in the Watsonville area of Santa Cruz County. Our bees forage in the rich agricultural land of the Pajaro Valley – one of California's most productive farming regions.
What Makes Amesti Honey Special
The Pajaro Valley around Amesti is serious farmland – strawberries, apples, raspberries, and row crops stretch in every direction. Our bees benefit from this agricultural abundance, plus the native vegetation along the Pajaro River. The result is a sweet, smooth honey with fruit-blossom notes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Amesti?
Amesti is an unincorporated community near Watsonville in Santa Cruz County, about 30 miles south of our Campbell home base. It's in the heart of the Pajaro Valley agricultural district.
What does Amesti honey taste like?
Amesti honey is typically smooth and sweet with subtle fruit-blossom notes from the surrounding orchards and berry farms. It's one of our gentler honeys – great for people new to raw honey.
Discover the Amesti/Watsonville Area
Watsonville is the gateway to the Pajaro Valley's farming heritage. Visit the Watsonville Wetlands, pick berries at local farms, or explore the antique shops along Main Street. The nearby Elkhorn Slough is one of California's best birdwatching spots. Gizdich Ranch for apple pie and u-pick is a local institution.