We found this while on a search for a fresh, local honey. It was actually carried at King Super's…read more When we discovered this honey last year, it was the end of the season so finding more was scarce. I believe we cleaned out every Whole Foods in our area. Types that we have tried: The original honey is like mother's milk. Delicious. (My favorite is in tea) The Cinnamon honey is wonderful in my opinion, on cold winters days/nights in tea. Then the Whipped Honey is just downright delicious. I most enjoy this one in a yummy spoonful. The cost is $$ and as I said, Whole Foods and King Supers carried it last season. It is also at local farmers markets. Recommendation:(keep a spare always)

I have been a FAN of Lazy Bee Ranch Honey for awhile. Since its a LOCAL Base company, Colorado…read moreProud, either I purchased those BIG BOTTLES online or thru the Farmers Market. Since my stock of Unfiltered RAW Honey is declining, I managed to get hold of Lazy Bee Ranch Honey @ the Stapleton Farmers Market recently. It was a 23 oz bottle for $16. This was on Sunday October 9th 2016. The lovely lady who is one of the vendor managed to answer my questions about their products. Who knew if the HONEY is "hard" you can whipped it in your mixer and get Whipped Honey or put the "HARD Honey" next to the window facing the sun, and the Honey will melt again...

Discovered Homestead in the Hood while attending a holiday craft show. They specialize in making…read morehoney from the Denver area. They claimed that the honey I purchased actually came from wildflowers in the Applewood/Lakewood areas. Pretty cool. The husband and wife team know honey and their infectious smiles and great product will make you want to come back for more. On the website you can find all kinds of honey related products. I bought several small bottles of honey to give as Christmas gifts and to share some of Colorado's natural an delicious products. Please support you local small business.

So happy to find this so close to home. Great honey, excellent products. I have a new honey…read moresupplier.

The Honey People…read more... We found you at our recent trip, Sunday August 25th 2013 - Old South Pearl Street Farmers Market. We managed to sample some of the Flavors that this vendor has to offer. The ones that I could recall was Sage, Amber and Clover. We opt to purchase the Amber instead. The smallest bottle he sell at this booth, was $10, the medium was $15, and the LARGEST was $22. My bad, I forgot how much of Net Wt, per bottle was. Nevertheless, we don't mind returning to the Honey People when needed. The Honey People (720)-425-4473 (720)-425-3897 Denver, CO 80221 Email : honeypeople07@gmail.com @185/2013

Now they are occasionally at Gun club rd. And Quincy. Call Jeff for times and dates 7204253897.read more

I just had the largest bee hive Zach with Copoco's Honey had ever seen be removed from the stone…read morecolumn on my deck. It was unbelievable how much work it was and Zach and his guys did an amazing job. They are very professional and I highly recommend them. If you have a bee hive don't wait get it removed ASAP. I would definitely go with this company, they know what they are doing!!!

this place is amazing and they're really good of people with disabilities. He gave me a discount…read moreand he's absolutely wonderful. Steven and I were very pressed this place and there's an amazing because I love that. They're so great with disabilities.

This place was recommended to me by a friend to get their hand cream. I ended up buying their body…read morelotion and CBD salve. Love them both. Not to mention the person working that afternoon had the best R&B playlist on and was so friendly and attentive. Since I'm not local to Colorado I love that he gave me a card to order online. Must try this place!!!

was excited to purchase a necklace that I had misplaced a few months ago and the kiosk person had a…read moredull as dishwasher personality. She was Not enthusiastic in the least or even wanting to assist me At All I bought the gold toned honeycomb necklace since I'm a pollinator benefactor I got home from the airport and noticed extra holes in the necklace card which kind of leads me to believe it should have been a set with earrings/ not sure. Unpleasant experience. Wednesday Jan 21 2026 inbound flight from KC to Denver on United.

First is you would be shopping local, made in Colorado. Second is the prices are very reasonable…read more Some of the beautiful pottery really caught my eye. Local honey, and seasonings, soaps and candles, clothing, hats and purses. I bought a cool rock with copper wiring making a holder for a healthy air plant, as well as a few small bedside pottery dishes for your rings. What I'm saying here is if you want a unique gift you should check out A Touch of Colorado.

Love these handmade soaps by UpamperU. They are super easy to use and great on my dry Colorado…read moreskin. Highly recommend, get yours at A Touch of Colorado. This store has so much to offer. I just love looking around. I could spend an hour in there just discovering new fun items.

Kathy is always so helpful - and the retail outlet consistently stocked with what I need…read more They always have answers for my questions. Great local resource!

We love their products. Such a cool production. Try the Whiskey Barrel Aged Honey! Delicious!read more

This was an adorable shop right in Golden. I was able to try 6 different types of their honey and…read moreeverything really did come out to be delicious. The girl working was extremely helpful and patient with everyone asking questions. My favorite was their osha honey as it's great for respiratory and coughing.

If you want GREAT honey, this is the place. Our clerk was…read morevery knowledgeable about the products and was super friendly. Besides honey, they have many honey-adjacent products. A very modern layout.

Friendly and very helpful, they have everything that you'll ever need.This is an amazing little…read morefamily owned business. You'll be very happy and thankful that you stopped by.

Normally, I love places like this and love supporting small businesses. But when I research it…read moreonline, drive 30 minutes to the place and it is closed (despite the hours online stating it was open), it's frustrating. My friend and I arrive and it is closed, so we went next door to the ceramics place to see if we can find out more information. We were told "sometimes if they aren't busy they close, but you can call the owner and they will come back." We called the owner and the call went to voicemail, so we waited a bit and tried again, then waited a bit longer and tried a third time....third times the charm, right?! WRONG. So then we drive back 30 minutes to where we started. I would say, if you want to go, call ahead....but since they don't answer their phone, maybe find the phone number to the ceramics place and call them? My advice to the business is to post online the hours they are actually going to be open.