Norwich has honey from the city itself as well as from the farmland around it. Patrick Laslett of Norfolk Honey keeps bees in and around Norwich, is always looking for new sites within the city, and sells raw Norwich honey in jars and as cut comb from his base on Caernarvon Road. Stewart Spinks of The Norfolk Honey Company, a former seasonal bee inspector, moves colonies to crops that need pollinating, such as oilseed rape and borage, and has taken bees to the heather; he sells raw, borage and heather honeys.
Further out, Hempnall Honey Co. at Hempnall combines honey with removing bees from buildings, and The Tipsy Beekeeper sells at village markets and through stockists around Norfolk. The Norfolk Beekeepers' Association stages a honey show at the Royal Norfolk Show, held on the showground near Costessey on the edge of Norwich.
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The directory does not track live stock or harvest dates. Availability, collection, delivery, prices and seasonal varieties can change, so ask the producer to confirm what is currently available.
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