Local honey near Cleveland, OH

🍯 Apiary · Wooster, OH

Liquid honey, creamed honey and beeswax · raw · wildflower · ask the seller

Wayne County apiary in Wooster whose bees forage a 40-acre wildlife preserve. Sells raw and creamed wildflower honey, beeswax bars and candles, plus nucs in spring. Order on the website for pickup at the farm, or find their products at local retailers listed there.

🍯 Apiary · Curtice, OH

Liquid honey, comb honey, bulk honey and beeswax · raw · ask the seller

Family apiary in Curtice, east of Toledo, selling raw local honey in jars, bottles and jugs from one pound up to five-gallon buckets, honeycomb when available, and filtered beeswax. Bring a clean container to have it filled. Call or message before visiting; also at a few local retailers.

🍯 Apiary · Hickory, PA

Liquid honey · ask the seller

Washington County honey farm selling its own honey and hive products from the farm in Hickory during posted farm hours, through an online shop, and at stores across the Pittsburgh area listed on its where-to-buy page.

🍯 Apiary · Armada, MI

Liquid honey · raw · $10 / lb

Armada apiary on 33 Mile Road selling raw local honey in 16, 24 and 32 ounce jars, plus hot honey, through its online shop. Visitors can taste the honey and learn about the bees; they also take deposits on spring nucs.

🍯 Apiary · Wheeling, WV

Liquid honey, creamed honey and beeswax · ask the seller

Wheeling beekeeper selling plain and infused honey, creamed honey, beeswax hand creams and candles. Buyers arrange purchases by phone or email with the beekeeper directly.

🍯 Apiary · Ortonville, MI

Liquid honey, creamed honey, bulk honey, pollen and 1 more · raw · buckwheat · ask the seller

Ortonville apiary with an online shop of raw Michigan honey, buckwheat honey, creamed honey, bee pollen and beeswax. Gallon jugs are porch pickup only, and the site lists local retailers that carry their honey.

🍯 Apiary · Otter Lake, MI

Liquid honey and beeswax · raw · ask the seller

Otter Lake beekeepers selling raw Michigan honey from their own apiaries, hand-poured beeswax candles, and wooden hive boxes and frames they build themselves. The website lists where to buy and upcoming events.