West Lothian's producers range from farm apiaries to a Bathgate high-street shop. Lothian Pure Bees, on a farm at Blackburn, keeps Scottish native honey bees and sells raw heather and wildflower honey alongside beeswax balms and candles. Glen Heather Honey, based in East Kilbride, keeps bees at Gavieside Farm near West Calder for its spring soft-set rapeseed honey. In Livingston, AJS Honey Bees mainly supplies bees to other beekeepers.
In Bathgate, Bathgate Botanicals, a community interest company on George Street, sells West Lothian honey from hives around the county, including heather honey and heather cut comb. Honeyman Honey, also in Bathgate, sells its own soft-set honey from spring fields near Kirknewton alongside imported honeys, so check the label if you want local.
West Lothian's local association is Polkemmet Beekeeping Association, whose members keep hives at its apiaries or locally.
Use the listing details to choose how to buy, then contact the producer before travelling.
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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