Raw honey from Mountain View, California – where tech giants and nature preserves share the same zip code. Our bees work apiaries in Mountain View, foraging on everything from the wetlands of Shoreline Park to the gardens of one of Silicon Valley's most walkable downtowns.
What Makes Mountain View Honey Special
Mountain View's unique geography – baylands to the north, foothills to the south – creates diverse forage. Stevens Creek, Permanente Creek, and Shoreline Lake add riparian vegetation that most valley cities don't have. The result is a honey with surprising depth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Mountain View honey come from?
From apiaries maintained by Mike in Mountain View, CA – in the northern Santa Clara Valley between the San Francisco Bay and the Santa Cruz Mountain foothills.
Can bees thrive in a tech hub?
Absolutely. Mountain View's extensive parks, creek corridors, and residential neighborhoods provide excellent bee habitat. The Bay Area's mild climate means year-round forage.
Discover Mountain View
Mountain View is home to the Googleplex, the Computer History Museum, and Castro Street's vibrant restaurant row. Shoreline Park and the Stevens Creek Trail offer miles of walking and biking. The Mountain View Farmers' Market on Sunday mornings is one of the best in the South Bay. Our Mountain View customers appreciate knowing exactly where their food comes from – and it doesn't get more local than this.
