Why Our Honey is Different
“We don’t blend honey from multiple regions or subject it to unnecessary processing.
The flowers, trees and seasons that our bees forage from give each honey its own character, which is why the pollen collected by our bees remains part of the honey itself.”
— Andrew, Beekeeper
Local Favourites
Scottish Spring Set
Pale, creamy, and slow-churned from East Lothian wildflowers. Coarsely filtered to preserve early-season tree and blossom pollens from hawthorn, wild cherry, and sycamore. The cornerstone of any local pollen routine.
Perfect with
- Morning toast or porridge
- Herbal teas
- Natural hay fever routine
- Baking as a sugar substitute
Scottish Blossom
A clear, liquid honey foraged from the protected meadows and woodlands of Jupiter Artland, West Lothian. Light and floral, with notes of white clover, lime blossom, and wild raspberry. Site-specific and exceptionally pure.
Perfect with
- Cheese boards
- Drizzled over yoghurt
- Delicate salad dressings
- Gifting
Turmeric Infused Honey
Spring Set honey slow-infused with high-curcumin turmeric root at low temperature. A golden, earthy blend for internal resilience and daily vitality.
Perfect with
- Warm milk or golden lattes
- Morning smoothies
- Anti-inflammatory routines
- Stir-fries and marinades
Lemon & Ginger Infused Honey
Bright, zesty, and warming. Spring Set honey infused with fresh lemon oils and fiery ginger — a natural vitality boost in spreadable form.
Perfect with
- Hot water as a morning drink
- Sore throat relief
- Green tea
- Salad dressings and glazes
Hot Toddy Honey
A fudge-like blend of Spring Set and Scottish Heather honey, infused with the aromatic essence of Highland Single Malt (alcohol-free). Warming, oaken, and deeply comforting.
Perfect with
- Hot whisky drinks
- Evening wind-down teas
- Porridge with oats
- Winter warming recipes
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Local Honey
Harvested from East Lothian, West Lothian, and the Pentlands.
Pollen Rich
Naturally packed with pollen from the Scottish flora you encounter every season.
Natural Honey
Pure honey as nature intended, no additives, no processing, nothing but bees and landscape.
Unprocessed
Raw and alive with all its natural enzymes and nutrients intact.
Hay Fever Set 3 x 400g
We’ve bundled together our Scottish selections so you can build the support that works for your body. Choose from honey harvested in East Lothian or West Lothian, pair it with our Turmeric Infusion or any of our other infusions, and mix and match to create your personal Hay Fever bundle that inspires you best.
What Our Customers Say
FAQ
Does local honey actually help with hay fever?
Honest answer: the scientific evidence is mixed. What we know is that our honeys are raw, coarsely filtered, and contain genuine bio-regional pollen from the same East and West Lothian landscape you live in. The traditional practice of consuming local raw honey during spring is thousands of years old. We're not making medical claims — we're making very good honey, grown from the same air you breathe. Read more on our blog →
When should I start?
Ideally 6–8 weeks before your typical symptoms begin. For most people in Scotland that means starting in February or early March. A teaspoon a day, consistently, is more effective than irregular large amounts.
What's the difference between the Spring Set and the Blossom?
Primarily timing and texture. The Spring Set (East Lothian, April–June) is a soft-set, creamy honey high in early-season pollen from hawthorn, wild cherry, and sycamore. The Blossom (Jupiter Artland, West Lothian, June–August) is a clear liquid honey with a mid-summer pollen profile of clover, lime blossom, and bramble. Together they cover the full Scottish pollen season.
Is the honey raw? What does that mean?
It means we never heat our honey above the natural temperature inside the hive (around 35–40°C). Supermarket honey is typically flash-heated to over 70°C to extend shelf life and make it flow. That process destroys enzymes, kills pollen, and removes the very properties that make raw honey interesting. Ours maintains everything the bees put in.
What are the infusions made from?
Each infusion starts with our Soft Spring Set Honey as the base, then we add only natural ingredients — no artificial flavours, extracts, or additives. When you see Lemon & Ginger, that means freeze-dried lemon powder and real ginger. What goes in is exactly what it says on the label, nothing more.
What are the infusions made from?
Each infusion starts with our Soft Spring Set Honey as the base, then we add only natural ingredients — no artificial flavours, extracts, or additives. When you see Lemon & Ginger, that means freeze-dried lemon powder and real ginger. What goes in is exactly what it says on the label, nothing more.
Can I mix and match the three jars freely?
Yes, completely. Any three jars from the range. Our most popular combination for hay fever is Spring Set + Blossom + Turmeric, but there's no wrong answer. If you're buying as a gift, the Spring Set + Lemon & Ginger + Hot Toddy is a beautiful trio.