• Cupertino Wildflower Honey – Med (8oz) Squeeze-able Plastic
  • Cupertino Wildflower Honey – Med (8oz) Squeeze-able Plastic
  • Cupertino Wildflower Honey – Med (8oz) Squeeze-able Plastic
  • Cupertino Wildflower Honey – Med (8oz) Squeeze-able Plastic

Raw · unblended · micro-local

Cupertino Wildflower Honey – Med (8oz) Squeeze-able Plastic

Raw honey from hives in our own neighborhoods. Never blended.

$12.50

Free shipping over $50

Size

Bottled and labeled by hand in the South Bay.

Why it tastes like this

Every jar tells you where your honey came from – the city, the flowers, the season. We keep apiaries all over Silicon Valley, from Campbell to Half Moon Bay, Sunnyvale to Carneros. Mike manages each one. We bottle by hand at our Campbell warehouse. Raw, unfiltered, never blended with anything from anywhere else.

About this honey

Our Cupertino Honey captures the essence of Northern California's diverse flora. This medium amber wildflower honey is harvested in the heart of Cupertino, offering a radiant glow and a robust flavor profile. Each batch sings with notes of the local wildflowers, delivering a natural sweetness that's perfect for enhancing dishes or enjoying straight from the spoon. It's not just honey; it's a spoonful of Cupertino's finest landscapes, bottled with care to bring the beauty of nature right to your table.

 

What neighbors say

  • Raw, never blended
  • Bottled by hand in the South Bay
  • Free shipping over $50
  • 30+ apiaries around Silicon Valley
Honeybee on a camellia flower, Campbell

Every jar starts at a hive near you.

Raw honey from Mike's apiaries around Silicon Valley.

Questions we get.

How much is shipping?

Free over $50. Under $50 it is $5.99. Pick up is free at 3495 S Bascom Ave, Campbell.

My honey turned hard or cloudy. Is it bad?

No. That is crystallization, and it is natural. It is what real honey does. Set the jar in a bowl of warm water, stir gently, and it turns liquid again. Same honey.

Is it really raw and never blended?

Yes. Raw, and never blended. Each jar comes from the hives of one neighborhood or one bloom, so Saratoga stays Saratoga.