Raw honey from Santa Clara, California – the city that gave Silicon Valley its other name: the Valley of Heart's Delight. Our bees work Santa Clara apiaries where the last traces of that orchard heritage still bloom.
What Makes Santa Clara Honey Special
Before the tech boom, Santa Clara was wall-to-wall fruit orchards – prunes, apricots, cherries. Some of those trees still stand in backyards and parks. Our bees find them, along with eucalyptus rows, creekside willows, and the gardens of one of the most diverse cities in the Bay Area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Santa Clara honey come from?
From apiaries maintained by Mike in Santa Clara, CA – in the heart of the Santa Clara Valley, just minutes from our Campbell home base.
What's the difference between Santa Clara and Campbell honey?
They're neighbors, but the forage is different. Santa Clara has more mature street trees and commercial landscaping, while Campbell has more residential gardens and our home apiary mix. Side-by-side, you can taste the difference.
Discover Santa Clara
Santa Clara is home to the historic Mission Santa Clara de Asís (founded 1777), Santa Clara University, Levi's Stadium, and California's Great America. The city's diverse food scene – especially along El Camino Real – reflects its multicultural community. Visit the Santa Clara Farmers' Market, explore the Intel Museum, or catch a 49ers game. Our Santa Clara customers know they're getting honey from right next door.
