Honey from fields, Tamworth, Staffordshire

Treacle tart in a jar — dense, chewy and deeply satisfying in a way that feels like pudding.

Just 3 jars left. The granular, almost chewy texture is unlike anything else in the range, and the flavour — rich, sweet, late-summer dark — is the kind that makes you want to find something to put it on immediately. August on a Staffordshire farm means the bees have had the whole season to build up to this, and you can feel that richness in every spoonful.

240 jars from Matthew's farm fields at Tamworth and a honey with a family story that goes back further than Matthew knew.

When Matthew was at university he renovated two old hives sitting unused on his family's farm. He had no memory of them ever being used — it was only later, once he'd thrown himself into beekeeping, that old family photos surfaced showing his grandfather working those same hives. Some things skip a generation and then come back.

The details

• Limited edition: 1 of 240 jars
• 224g / 8oz
• Matthew's name, location, harvest date and jar number on the label
• Sent 48-hour tracked with Royal Mail — two or three jars costs the same to post as one