Local Honey in Inverness-shire
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Inverness-shire honey is shaped by a short Highland season. Whitebridge Honey, on the south side of Loch Ness at 720 feet above sea level, describes a place where spring comes later and autumn sooner and no crops are grown, so trees and wildflowers are the only nectar; in some years there is no surplus honey at all. It takes a single crop a year, which can range from lighter summer honey to darker late-summer honey, with main sources varying from white clover and raspberry to bell and ling heather.
Inverness-shire Beekeepers' Association holds an annual honey show in Inverness, where members' own blossom, heather, creamed and comb honeys have been on sale to visitors after the judging.
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Buying local honey in Inverness-shire
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- 1 active directory listing currently appear for Inverness-shire.
- 1 listing is marked as raw honey.
- Opening information is supplied on 1 listing.
- 1 listing has a verified webshop link.
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Honey producers and beekeepers
Whitebridge Honey
Whitebridge, Inverness-shire
Family-run Highland apiary producing raw artisanal honey near Loch Ness, Inverness-shire.