Local Honey in Anglesey
Find honey in Anglesey on the map
Anglesey, historically called Môn Mam Cymru and long known as the bread-basket of Wales, has a mild, oceanic climate. In the south of the island much of the land is grazed permanent pasture rather than arable, so the bees work white clover and bird's-foot trefoil in small fields and old hedge-banks of hawthorn, blackthorn, hazel, sycamore, cherry, elder, gorse and dog rose. Anglesey Bees at Llanddaniel takes a rich, amber spring honey from those hedgerow shrubs and trees, then a paler, more delicate summer honey from bramble, rosebay willowherb and clover.
The Anglesey Beekeepers' Association, founded in 1925, covers the island and the mainland around Bangor and Caernarfon, holds its own honey show and favours the locally adapted Welsh black honey bee over imported strains.
Most island honey is bought direct. Anglesey Bees sells in person and online, and through Anglesey Fine Foods in Valley and Glandwr Butchers in Benllech. The Honey Herd sells raw honey from the island's wildflowers and clover.
Explore Anglesey by town
- Local honey in Anglesey
- Local honey in Llanddaniel
- Local honey in Llangristiolus
- Local honey in Rhosgoch
Buying local honey in Anglesey
Use the listing details to choose how to buy, then contact the seller before travelling.
- 4 active directory listings currently appear for Anglesey.
- 3 listings are marked as raw honey.
- 1 listing reports an outlet.
- Opening information is supplied on 1 listing.
- 2 listings have a verified webshop link.
- 2 listings also note other beekeeping products.
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
Anglesey Bees
Llanddaniel, Anglesey
Award-winning spring and summer wildflower honey from apiaries across southern Anglesey, plus small-group beekeeping experiences and courses.
Glan-Y-Gors Apiaries
Rhosgoch, Anglesey
Raw honey from an apiary near Rhosgoch in north Anglesey, stocked by village shops, cafés and a dairy around the island.
Mêl Môn Monwysyn Anglesey Honey
Llangristiolus, Anglesey
Island honey from a small Anglesey beekeeper, sold under the bilingual name Mêl Môn – Anglesey Honey.
The Honey Herd
Anglesey, Anglesey
Raw, unfiltered Anglesey honey from chef-turned-beekeeper Paul Hearn, plus nucleus colonies and bee removal.