Two Hives at the Bottom of the Garden…
…and it grew from there. A little about who we are, where our bees forage, and what people make of the honey.
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A little bit about us
It all started back in July 2017 when a good friend asked if he could put a couple of hives in our garden. I said yes - but only if I could help. That was that, really. What began as two hives at the bottom of the garden has grown into a proper little beekeeping operation, and I haven’t looked back since.
We keep our bees in and around Brundall, on the edge of the Norfolk Broads National Park. The broads and surrounding meadows are a brilliant foraging ground, and the honey our bees produce here really reflects that - it has a depth of flavour you simply won’t find in anything from a supermarket shelf.
We sell runny and soft set honey in two sizes, pure comb honey, and we make handmade beeswax candles throughout the year with seasonal designs. Everything is produced in small batches, so when it’s gone, it’s gone - always worth dropping us a message to find out what’s available…
Recognised for Quality
We've been lucky enough to pick up some lovely recognition for our honey over the years, including:
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Second Prize - Norfolk Beekeepers' Association, 2026
Royal Norfolk Show · Two Jars of Creamed or Granulated Honey -
Very Highly Commended - Norfolk Beekeepers' Association, 2025
Royal Norfolk Show · Two Jars of Creamed or Granulated Honey -
The Padmore Challenge Cup - Norfolk Beekeepers' Association, 2024
Royal Norfolk Show · First Prize, Two Jars of Creamed or Granulated Honey -
Very Highly Commended - Norfolk Beekeepers' Association, 2021
Autumn Honey Show · Two Jars of Creamed or Granulated Honey -
Second Prize - Norfolk Beekeepers' Association, 2021
Autumn Honey Show · Two Jars of Light Liquid Honey -
Very Highly Commended - Norfolk Beekeepers' Association, 2019
Royal Norfolk Show · Two Jars of Creamed or Granulated Honey -
Third Prize - Norfolk Beekeepers' Association, 2018
Autumn Honey Show · Novice Class
Rooted in the Norfolk Broads
Our bees forage the wildflower meadows, hedgerows and reed beds of the Norfolk Broads National Park - one of England's most beautiful and biodiverse landscapes. That rich, varied foraging is what gives our honey its distinctive flavour and character.
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“I have two very happy boys after yesterday's breakfast of honey porridge and then today's easy banana pancakes drizzled with Brundall Bee honey! They get their good taste from their great grandad who I also buy your honey for — every day of his 88 years for as long as I can remember, he's had honey porridge for breakfast so he's quite discerning over his honey but he absolutely loves Brundall Bee!”
“I eat local honey every day and buy in bulk from Brundall Bee — their honey is simply the BEST I have ever had.”
“Nice tasting honey, doesn't go hard after a few days like shop bought honey. Well recommended.”
“Just started your honey. We are really enjoying it.”
“Delicious honey. Addictive in my book!!!”