09/20/2026
🍯 A little honey update from Beatrice!
We’ve nearly sold through all of the honey from our own hives this year, which is both amazing and a little bittersweet. Bees make what they make, and when it’s gone, it’s gone!
So rather than leave the honey shelf empty, we’re bringing in honey from another local beekeeper we know and trust: The Jensens
It’s really important to me that anything I carry in Beatrice is something I feel good about putting my name behind. We know the beekeepers at Big Rock Bees through the same local beekeeping classes and circles we’re part of, so we know how they keep their bees, we know where their honey comes from, and we know it’s the real deal.
Right now, Beatrice has their fireweed honey, which is a bit of a rare treat. It comes from fireweed growing in the foothills of the Cascades and has a beautiful, delicate flavor that’s different from the honey we get from our own hives here in the valley.
One of the funny realities of keeping bees is that honey is seasonal and unpredictable. Every hive and every year is different. Sometimes you have an abundance, sometimes you don’t, and I actually think that’s part of what makes truly local honey so special.
So when our honey runs out, I’d much rather introduce you to another beekeeper whose work we trust than bring in something I can’t personally vouch for.
You can find Big Rock Bees fireweed honey in Beatrice now, while we have it. 🍯🌻
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