hree honeys, one delivery, every breakfast covered.
Each box contains three small-batch raw honeys from named British beekeepers — one recommended for tea, one for porridge, and one for toast. Three completely different honeys, three completely different beekeepers, three different corners of Britain. And because no two harvests are ever the same, the next box will bring three more.
It's the most complete way to explore what raw British honey can actually taste like — and the perfect way to transform the three moments of a British breakfast that deserve better than supermarket honey.
Wonderful for curious children, honey loving families and and anyone who genuinely loves the natural world. Our subscribers — of all ages — tend to say the same thing: opening the box is the best bit
What's in your box
About our beekeepers We visit every beekeeper before we work with them — to meet the bees, see the landscape, and understand what makes each honey. All of them are good custodians: talking to local farmers, landowners and councils about planting for pollinators and protecting the habitats their bees depend on. We're proud of them, which is why they're the star of the label.
A note on crystallisation Our honeys will crystallise naturally over time — this is a good sign. It means the pollen is still in it and the enzymes are still active. To bring it back to runny, warm it gently to no more than 35°C — the temperature inside a hive — using a low oven, sunny windowsill or radiator. Stirring works too. Every honey crystallises differently, determined by the nectars that made it.
Our packaging Jars and labels are British-sourced. Labels peel cleanly off finished jars so you can reuse them. Everything is packed in British-made cardboard — the box is worth opening slowly.