Frequently asked questions

Raw means the honey is extracted from the comb, coarsely strained and not finely filtered. It is never warmed above 38 °C. That way the pollen and enzymes are kept.

Unblended means: one harvest, from one beekeeper. Never a blend of honey from different countries.

Every jar is traceable to the beekeeper. The Dutch wildflower honey comes from Dirk in Groningen, the Acacia honey from Radu and Flavia in Romania and the Creamed wildflower honey from Henk in Germany. The side of the label tells you who made the honey, where and when.

Yes. Every batch is lab-tested before it reaches your table.

No, quite the opposite. It is called crystallisation, and it is a natural process in honey. Want to make your honey runny again? Put the jar in a bowl of warm water and let the honey soften slowly.

Supermarket honey is usually a blend from several countries, often heated so it stays runny for a long time. Our honey comes from one harvest by one beekeeper we know by name. You pay for a small harvest you can trace, not for a blend from the global trade.

Honey practically never goes off. The best-before date is on the label. Keep the jar tightly closed, dry, dark and at room temperature. There is no need for the fridge.

Not for children under 12 months. After that, it is fine.

Can't decide? Order the Tasting set. It contains all three of our honeys. Taste them side by side and choose your favourite.

We ship with PostNL in the Netherlands and Belgium, and with DPD to other countries. In the Netherlands, your order arrives the next day if you order on a working day before 11.30pm. To Germany, Denmark and France it takes 2 to 4 working days.

Shipping is free from €75. Below that, you pay €9.95.

Can't taste the difference from your old jar? Let us know within 30 days of receiving it. Then you get your money back, even if the jar is already open: get in touch with us. You can read exactly how it works in our refund policy.

A 25 gram packet of organically grown seed, including phacelia, cornflower and sunflower. Enough for just over 5 m² of flowers that attract bees.

Sow directly outdoors from March to August, in a sunny spot. Use 25 grams per 5 m².

Together with our customers, we are sowing 1 million m² of flowers for wild bees. Every packet of bee seed mix brings us 5 m² closer to that goal. See the roadmap.