Our honey is pure, natural, and delicious raw honey produced under Montana's big sky.

But what does that mean?

Our honey comes direct from our honey bees to your table.

We extract the honey from the frames, run it through a 600 micron filter and then into the jar.

This process filters out a few things, but leaves all the best stuff.

The very best is a little pollen.

The pollen helps people with allergies by minimizing their allergic reactions.

The honey itself calms and soothes your throat bringing additional relief from allergy symptoms.

Honey is famed for it's anti bacterial properties. In fact, they found honey in a tomb in Egypt that was over 4,000 years old. It was crystalized, but completely edible.

Many people believe that raw honey has special health benefits, not only for allergy sufferers, but for a stronger immune system and better overall health.

It takes all natural, unpasturezied, honey to achieve these postitive effects.

For out part, we think local all natural honey just tastes the best.

We sell our honey in 4 different size jars and one bucket.

• 1 lb, glass jar or plastic squeeze bottle - $11
• 1.4 lb, pint jar - $14
• 2 lb, glass jar - $20
• 2.75 lb, quart jar - $27
• 55-60 lb, 5 gallon bucket - $400

We slso have bees wax for sale

• 1 oz bar - $1
• 1 lb block - $10

We recycle glass containers, so if you return your glass container with your next purchase, we will give you $1 off the purchase.

If you are interested please contact us by sending an email or a text. We will deliver to home, office, or a meeting place anywhere in the greater Bozeman area!

Raw honey tends to crystallize relatively quickly. It turns milky white and becomes very thick, like the jar on the left. This is totally natural and nothing to worry about. In fact many people like their honey in the thick crystallized form. It is easy to spread and if you are adding a spoonful to your cup of tea it just melts right in.

If you want to return your honey back to it's liquid state, like the jar on the right, you just need to heat it to 100 -110 degrees for a short period of time. You do not want to overheat it and definitely do not use a microwave.

There are lots of options that will work.

• If you have a patio or some other spot around your house that gets to be around 100 degress on a sunny day, then just put your jar out there for a day.
• Pour some boiling water into a bowl and then place your honey jar in the bowl and leave overnight.
• If you have a green house that gets to be 100 degrees in the rafters, just put your jar up there for the day
• The dash of your car when it is left in the sunshine will do the trick
• Really anywhere that you can safely heat the honey to a temp of 100 to 110 will work perfectly.

If you have a swarm of honey bees in your yard, call or text and we will come and remove them from your yard free of charge.