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Raw Comb Honey

Price range: $12.00 through $20.00
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Did You Know?

Every piece of comb honey is built entirely by the bees. To produce beeswax, honey bees consume honey and convert it into tiny flakes of wax, which they use to build the comb one cell at a time. That’s one reason comb honey is one of the most special—and labor-intensive—products they create.

Honey Just as the Bees Made It

Raw Comb Honey is one of the purest ways to enjoy honey.

Rather than extracting the honey from the comb, our bees carefully build beautiful white beeswax comb, fill each cell with honey, and naturally seal it with a delicate wax cap when the honey is perfectly ripened.

We simply remove it from the hive, cut it into sections, and package it for you to enjoy.

Nothing added.

Nothing removed.

Just honey exactly as the bees intended.

Every piece of comb honey comes from the honey bees Glenn carefully tends throughout the season and is packaged by our family, so you always know who’s behind the honey.

Why You’ll Love Comb Honey

Comb honey isn’t just delicious—it’s an experience.

The delicate beeswax comb melts as you chew, releasing fresh, raw honey that’s bursting with the natural flavors of the flowers our bees visited.

It’s one of the most beautiful products the hive creates and makes a wonderful gift, conversation piece, or special treat for anyone who appreciates real food in its most natural form.

Flavor Profile

Our Raw Comb Honey has a smooth, naturally sweet flavor that reflects the season’s wildflowers. The fresh beeswax adds a light, clean texture that makes every bite unique.

Because each harvest depends on what the bees forage, every season brings its own subtle differences in color and flavor.

That’s one of the things we love most about real honey.

Delicious Ways to Enjoy Comb Honey

Comb Honey is much more versatile than most people expect.

Try it:

  • Pair with sharp cheddar, aged Gouda, or Manchego
  • Top warm crostini with goat cheese and comb honey
  • Add to a charcuterie or grazing board
  • Slice onto warm croissants or fresh sourdough bread
  • Place on a baked wheel of Brie
  • Top vanilla bean ice cream
  • Serve alongside fresh figs, grapes, or apple slices
  • Add to a brunch board with fresh fruit and pastries
  • Cut into cubes and enjoy as a naturally sweet snack
  • Pair with roasted nuts for an elegant appetizer
  • Wrap small pieces with prosciutto for a sweet-and-savory bite

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you eat the beeswax?

Yes! The beeswax is completely edible. Many people enjoy chewing it like gum after the honey has been enjoyed, while others simply swallow it. Either way is perfectly fine.

Why is Comb Honey more expensive?

Comb Honey takes considerably more work for the bees to produce. They must build brand-new beeswax comb before filling every cell with honey and sealing it-making it one of the most labor-intensive products in the hive.

Does Comb Honey need to be refrigerated?

No. Store it at room temperature in a sealed container away from direct sunlight.

Will Comb Honey crystallize?

Yes. Like all raw honey, the honey inside the comb may naturally crystallize over time. This is a sign that it’s raw and unprocessed and does not affect its quality or safety.

From Our Honey House

Comb Honey is one of those products that always draws people to our booth.

Customers often stop because they’ve never seen honey still inside the comb, and we love watching their curiosity turn into excitement once they taste it for the first time.

One of our favorite ways to enjoy Comb Honey is placed on a warm piece of toast with natural peanut butter or slipped into fruit and yogurt. It’s simple, beautiful, and lets the honey shine exactly as the bees made it.

If you’ve never tried Comb Honey before, there’s no better way to experience honey in its purest form.

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