A LITTLE NEWS FROM ME & THE BEES

One last taste of Tetbury.

I’m leaving Tetbury in the next few weeks, and my bees are coming with me. This is the last batch of local Tetbury honey I’ll have.

But don’t worry—honey keeps for a long time when stored properly. Pick up a few extra jars and keep a little Tetbury sweetness in your cupboard.

Stock up on the last batch

TETBURY GARDEN HONEY

Good things
come in jars.

Honey from my own hives, kept in gardens in and around Tetbury. Personally extracted and jarred by me.

340g / 12oz jar · £8.00Free collection in Tetbury

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Scotty’s honey in green and black labels, with the black-label jar slightly in front
Garden honey / Tetbury
340g / 12oz jarsFree collection in TetburyDelivered to your door
Scotty wearing his beekeeper’s veil beside his garden hives
Me, with some of my garden hives.

THE BEEKEEPER BEHIND YOUR JAR

Hello, I’m Scotty.

I keep bees in gardens in and around Tetbury. This honey comes from my own hives. I spin the honey from the frames, sieve it, jar it and let you eat it.

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YOUR HONEY, YOUR WAY

One for you.
One to share.

Just a jar for the cupboard, or a few to go around. A little more honey, a little sweeter price.

1 jar£8.00each
2–3 jars£7.75each
4–7 jars£7.50each
8–9 jars£7.25each
10+ jars£7.00each

The price per jar applies to every jar in your order. Every jar is 340g / 12oz. Country of origin: United Kingdom.

For orders over 30 jars, email me for a price.

01 Choose your jars

Same honey, your choice of label. Mix both labels if you like.

£8.00 per jar

Up to 30 jars in total. Quantity discounts apply across both labels.

02 How shall I get it to you?
1 jar · 1 Black Label / 0 Green Label£8.00
CollectionFree
Your total£8.00

Collect your honey in Tetbury, free of charge. Collection details will be provided with your order.

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FROM THE HIVE TO YOUR CUPBOARD

About Honey

A closer look at the bees, the harvest and making the most of your jar.

Honey bees covering a frame inside one of Scotty’s hives
It all starts with the bees. A closer look inside one of my hives.
A honey-filled frame with some wax cappings removed, ready for extraction
From the frame to the jar. Preparing a frame of honey for extraction.
Honey extraction · 10 seconds

IN THE EXTRACTOR

Extracting
the honey.

I spin the honey from the frames, pass it through a sieve, then leave it to settle so air bubbles can rise before jarring it.

10-second clip. Press play to watch.

The bees choose
the flowers.

Every harvest has its own character, shaped by the flowers around Tetbury, the weather and wherever my bees choose to forage. The flavour can change from season to season—that’s part of the pleasure of garden honey.

ENJOY EVERY SPOONFUL

Looking after
your honey.

A little care keeps your jar ready for toast, tea or a spoonful straight from the cupboard.

Questions about your honey? I’m always happy to hear from you.

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Where should I keep my honey?

Keep your honey at room temperature, with the lid closed. A kitchen cupboard is ideal. There’s no need to put it in the fridge.

Why has my honey gone grainy or set?

Honey naturally crystallises over time. It may become grainy or set—that’s a normal change in texture, and you can enjoy it just as it is.

How can I make it runny again?

Gently warm the jar in a bowl of warm water, keeping water out of the honey. Take your time and avoid boiling water.

Do not give honey to babies under 12 months.