Local Honey West LintonWest Linton and District Beekeepers' AssociationWest Linton, EH46 7ASWest Linton and District Beekeepers' Association (WLBKA) is a small, friendly beekeeping association formed in 1950 by four local West Linton beekeepers, though beekeeping in the village has a much longer history, evidenced by the bee boles in St Andrews Church Yard. The association is based in West Linton and the surrounding countryside spanning the Scottish Borders, Midlothian, Lanarkshire, and Peeblesshire. Members keep bees for a variety of reasons including honey production, colony welfare, and community. Their apiary is located near Carlops, and they produce limited harvest lots of local honey. Their honey sees bees foraging on a rich variety of native plants including ling heather, bell heather, willowherb, bramble, rubus, and the gardens and hedgerows of the local area. They sell honey by named lot, with Lot LWL23 being the first ever harvest from their apiary — a multi-floral blend — and Lot LWL24 being the second harvest. The association also offers a free swarm removal service and collaborates with nearby beekeeping associations and wider local and national organisations.Buying from this listingThis listing includes a verified webshop link. Contact the producer to confirm current stock, prices and delivery before ordering.Honey varieties, prices and availability can change with the season. Ask West Linton and District Beekeepers' Association what is currently available, how to order or arrange collection, and whether opening information still applies.Website: https://westlintonbka.wixsite.com/websiteFind more local honey producers in West LintonBrowse local honey in Scottish BordersBrowse all producers in our honey directoryFind local honey near you