Honey sales at Hitchin Farmers Market on the last Saturday of the month
Our honeys
BuzzWorks artisan honey is produced in our apiary using traditional methods. Our bees are well cared for and have a plentiful supply of forage to ensure the colonies stay healthy. We produce cold pressed honey to ensure integrity and taste is maintained. During the summer months we collect runny honey, while autumn provides a crop of the more dense ivy honey. In addition we have infused honey like chilli honey that has proved very popular locally, and our customers have used in a numerous recipes. At times of shortage we source honey from carefully selected local producers to ensure a continuous supply to the local community.
Our honey can be purchased from our market stall on the last Saturday of the month at the Hitchin Farmers market.
Our honey is also stocked at the Hitchin Initiative Office More information
BuzzWorks chilli infused raw honey
BuzzWorks pure Hitchin runny honey
BuzzWorks pure set honey
Gift Experiences
Start someone off on their new favourite pastime, or just give them a wonderful day out. Our vouchers are popular gifts for special occasions. When you purchase a gift card voucher you will be emailed a code that can be used to book an available date.
Bee Experience Days
Give someone a one-off fun day, putting on a beekeeper’s suit and opening a real hive in these memorable sessions where all your questions about these fascinating creatures will be answered by friendly and experienced beekeepers.
Three-hour sessions are held at BuzzWorks discovery centre and apiary, set in a tranquil nature reserve with bee-friendly garden and pond. Participants take home a goody bag with a jar of our own excellent BuzzWorks honey at the end of the day.
“A wealth of knowledge shared to open my eyes in to the world of bee keeping. Would highly recommended to all” - Gemma W
Taster Days
For anyone who wants to take the first step towards beekeeping and find out more about it.
Experienced beekeepers will allow you to learn the first skills of beekeeping as you look inside a hive, find out about different approaches to beekeeping and learn what equipment is essential. There is plenty of time in this enjoyable six-hour day for discussion and questions as you take this step into what could become a new pastime. You may even get good at spotting the queen bee amongst thousands of workers. Ideal for those wanting to become a hobby beekeeper
"Really fascinating day with a good mix of information, hands on with the bees and extracting honey. I’ve recommended it to loads of people already" -Duncan W