Raw · unblended · micro-local
Raw honey from hives in our own neighborhoods. Never blended.
$36.00
$41.50
Free shipping over $50
Bottled and labeled by hand in the South Bay.
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.
Get a taste of the American Southwest with every drizzle of our Mesquite Honey from Arizona. Harvested from the sunbaked mesquite groves, where the desert blooms under azure skies, this honey is a sweet homage to the wild, untamed spirit of Arizona.
Our Mesquite Honey is something special, a golden elixir that's as unique as the landscape it comes from. It's lighter than you'd expect, with a delicate, yet distinct flavor that hints at the mesquite's fragrant blossoms. This honey is raw and pure, capturing the essence of the desert's resilient beauty.
What's so special? Mesquite trees thrive in the arid climate, their deep roots tapping into hidden water reserves. The result is a honey that's not just sweet, but with a subtle smoky undertone that's as intriguing as the desert itself. It's a natural source of energy and antioxidants, with a taste that transports you straight to the heart of Arizona.
Suggested Use: Let it cascade over cornbread or blend it into a smoky BBQ sauce for an authentic Southwestern twist. It's a revelation in homemade granola, a perfect partner for your morning yogurt, or a sweet surprise in a robust cup of coffee.
Raw honey from Mike's apiaries around Silicon Valley.
Free over $50. Under $50 it is $5.99. Pick up is free at 3495 S Bascom Ave, Campbell.
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.
Yes. Raw, and never blended. Each jar comes from the hives of one neighborhood or one bloom, so Saratoga stays Saratoga.
