Local Honey in Stirling
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Three producers are listed for Stirling, all small family or one-person operations. Andrew of Teith Valley Honey has kept bees for more than ten years, and all his hives are around the Teith Valley. His runny and soft-set honey, with nothing added and nothing removed, is sold through Clan Artisan, a Scottish gift shop in Stirling. Trossachs Honey is a family business at Thornhill that sells raw, unprocessed honey for collection by arrangement. In the south of the area, at Strathblane, Ardunan Farm started a small apiary after retiring from sheep and pig farming in 2022; in 2026 it grew from three hives to twelve, enough to sell seasonal raw wildflower honey, extracted in August and available from September.
The Dunblane & Stirling Beekeepers' Association has been running for more than 70 years. It holds an annual honey show in the autumn and runs a course for new beekeepers and a series of winter lectures.
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Buying local honey in Stirling
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- 3 active directory listings currently appear for Stirling.
- 3 listings are marked as raw honey.
- 1 listing reports an outlet.
- Opening information is supplied on 1 listing.
- 1 listing has a verified webshop link.
The directory does not track live stock or harvest dates. Availability, collection, delivery, prices and seasonal varieties can change, so ask the seller to confirm what is currently available.
Honey producers and beekeepers
Ardunan Farm Honey
Strathblane, Stirling
Seasonal, raw, wildflower runny honey that is extracted in August and available from September. Our buckfast bees forage from the beautiful local countryside, hedgerows and gardens.
Teith Valley Honey
Teith Valley, Stirling
Small-batch natural honey from hives in the Teith Valley, Stirlingshire countryside.
Trossachs Honey
Thornhill, Stirling