Honey Locator

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from October 8, 2013
  

  Corey L. asked:

  so a littl mad.....first attemp at making my own mead went bad.....i have figured out what i did wrong so i wana make a new batch. Does anyone know where to get orange blossom honey or know whats better to use?

  

  Steven B. replied:

  You're in my backyard, then. I'm in Columbia. The Bee Folks distribute varietals from all over the world but they are also local so they can be found at many fairs and festivals in the area. Maryland Homebrew in Columbia had bulk honey (incl. orange blossom) last time I was there. MD also has a thriving beekeeping community. many of them offer local varietals http://www.marylandagriculture.info/category_info.cfm?categoryid=85 http://www.honeylocator.com/ Also, I'll second what Benjamin says.

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• Referral from August 19, 2013
  

  Brandon S. asked:

  I think I already know the answer, but the cheaper storebought honeys that are not raw, is there any way those can make a good mead? And why or why not? Anyone know of a good online supplier that is affordable for an experimenting mead maker? Seems silly that honey having undergone extra processes and thus not 'raw' should cost less than real, fresh honey!

  

  Douglas S. replied:

  Try www.honeylocator.com

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• Referral from April 7, 2012
  

  Bruce J. asked:

  I'm ready to order some orange blossom honey. Does anyone have a particular source that they'd recommend? I've found numerous sources, but know nothing about them other than their own advertising hype.

  

  Evelyn T. replied:

  http://www.honeylocator.com/ Please be picky with the honey you use. Cheaper does not make it better. What it typically means is that they are cutting the honey with corn syrup. Repeatedly large companies have been discovered laundering Chinese honey laced with toxins through other countries. Buy local. The honey locator link should help, but you might also befriend a local beekeeper or 2 and trade honey for mead.

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• Referral from November 9, 2011
  

  Jimmy M. asked:

  Does anybody know good places to get specialty honey online? All I can find locally is wildflower. I'm in Denver,CO so Farmer's Market are done till spring, thanks.

  

  Ben S. replied:

  http://www.honeylocator.com/

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