Raw honey from Redwood City, California – "Climate Best By Government Test." Our bees thrive in Redwood City's famously mild weather, foraging on the eucalyptus groves, residential gardens, and creek corridors that make this mid-Peninsula city ideal bee country.
What Makes Redwood City Honey Special
Redwood City's official slogan isn't an exaggeration – the city gets more sun and less fog than its coastal neighbors. That means longer bloom seasons and more diverse nectar. Redwood Creek and the surrounding watersheds add riparian vegetation to the mix.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Redwood City honey come from?
From apiaries maintained by Mike in Redwood City, CA – on the San Francisco Peninsula, midway between San Francisco and San Jose.
What's the best way to enjoy Redwood City honey?
A spoonful with your morning tea is how most of our customers start. It's also perfect drizzled on yogurt, paired with cheese, or used in homemade salad dressings. Raw honey is a kitchen staple, not just a sweetener.
Discover Redwood City
Redwood City's downtown is one of the liveliest on the Peninsula – packed with restaurants, the Fox Theatre, and the San Mateo County History Museum in the beautifully restored courthouse. The Bair Island Ecological Preserve offers bayfront trails, and Edgewood County Park has some of the best wildflower displays in the Bay Area. Our Redwood City customers appreciate good food and local sourcing – that's our kind of people.