After moving to the area a year ago, I needed to find some local honey…read more This is as local as it gets. Call ahead first to make sure he's home. His shop is located behind his house. The wild flower honey is great. It's the only honey I been using this past year and don't plan to change.

From the owner: Honey House Apothecary LLC is an all natural soaps, creams and lotion manufacturer and distributor…read more Additional products include goats milk soap, hand cream, lip balm, shower gel, body lotion, beard oil, face cream, brushes, beard brushes, soap containers, etc. Yellow Bear Apiary produces the best homemade honey around. Call Today for more information!

The issue with this order was unfortunate but once we were able to reach someone, they were very…read morehelpful and upfront about the issues and challenges they faced, causing the major delays with all orders. Communication is key and the lack of that, also due to their staffing issues, made this a concern due to so many fraudulent businesses scamming people now. But all is well now, we did get our order, and we love the product. We wish them the very best and will be ordering from them again.

" Honey, I really adore this honey"…read more After researching sugar content in everyday retail honey before Christmas of 2025 , I went online and discovered this great company called Huckle Bee Farms. Great find and absolutely delicious and real honey as I ordered this combo package consisting of the Christmas Magic variety, the apple honey, cinnamon and finally the toasted marshmallow. The honey was thick and slow to drip. Loved the complex and evolving flavors and that gorgeous, pleasant lingering aftertaste, not just a flat sweetness. It got better with every tasting and my eyes got bigger and so did the smile as I went down the table. This was an online order mailed to me and I want to sincerely thank Jim and Rasi for: 1) First and foremost Jim for his military service to our great country. 2) Both of them for their excellent communication advising me of the progress and status every step of the way 3) Good things are worth waiting for. They were straight up as they stated "we will start this process now "- it could be 20 days or so. Love it! 4) A lot of love that went into infusing these amazing combos and getting this honey at a new level to all. 5) A natural and healthy way to really appreciate this - new bagel recipe coming up from this NYer. 6) Excellent and sturdy packaging. 7) A great, easy to navigate and ever changing website. I am super excited about the Coffee Lover's bundle and the Pomegranate. I am spreading the word. They got me as a recurring customer.

Our favorite local honey! Maybe even the best in the world…read more. Definitely worth checking out if you haven't already

Moved to Maryland from NJ late last year and was looking for a new source for honey ... tired 3…read moreothers that were so/so and just didn't suit me as use in tea and with cereal or on toast plus a tablespoon or day never hurt. Was at a deli and overheard a couple checking out who bought two varieties and asked them what they thought of it ... worlds best ... yea I've heard that before but did get a jar of their Wild Flower and kinda have to agree with them as taste and texture suit me so as a result have purchssed 3 more of the 1.5 jars for myself and probably 5 or 6 more as gifts for neighnors as they have been invaluable in helping me with my relocation and two were unfamiliar with the brand and asked where I purchased it Same deli sells great store made Emglish muffin bread which suits me with melted butter and plenty of honey to cover it. Was not aware they had a website so will check for other varieties and pay them a visit as sure it will be worth the trip.

Drove an hour & a half. Nig good directions & GPS gave wrong arrival address, we were asking about…read morethe deep boxes wasn't there 5 minutes till he said " you want it" felt very rushed, very little supplies in store, Wasn't very interested in our question, store at his home that wasn't well taken care of, poison ivy all over his house, green mold on his siding, some kind of large beehive on his porch roof with bees bearding all over on it. I would have left without buying anything but my husband was too nice. I will Not go back nor recommend going here to purchase anything.

A small shop, although very well stocked. I am on vacation and just wanted to check out some…read moresupplies. I ended up buying some 9 frame spacers and some drone comb. He has everything to start up and maintain bees. Garrett county is in good hands here.

Black's Bee City USA is a locally owned business that sells honeys and bee pollen…read more I saw this business when I was at a farmers market at Keystone State Park. Mr. Black had set up a tent to sell his jars and sticks of honey. He politely explained to me the differences among his dark-, medium-, and light-colored honeys. I decided to purchase a one-pound jar of honey that was produced by bees that had gathered nectar from millions of different flowers. The jar was reasonably priced at about several dollars. At home, I tasted the honey. The honey had a sweet and deep flavor that I enjoy. If I ever see this business in person again, I will be sure to buy additional flavors of their honeys.

This is an excellent farm stand, great prices, fresh veggies and fruit. We like the fresh eggs and…read morethe beef roast and maple flavored pork sausage. Friendly family service, please go check them out.

I stopped by here en route to Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water. I'd never tried blackberry cider…read moreor blueberry cider until I came here. There's a first time for everything. My suggestion to the owner is to sell a hard cheese (bite sized pieces) like an aged and sharp cheddar next to the berry ciders. It's a natural mouthwash and prevents the sugars in the sweet fruit juices from becoming acidic on the teeth because of bad bacteria, ultimately resulting in cavities. I carry some travel size mouthwash with me in my handbag at all times but there were no restrooms here, so I couldn't drink the sweet ciders until I got back to my hotel. Either some aged cheese or some unsweetened tea to protect the teeth from bad bacteria.

Yesterday I purchased two watermelons for $7 each labeled "yellow doll." I cut them both open to…read morefind not only were they not yellow, but they weren't very good red ones either. I picked the darkest green/yellow rined ones, and they were pink inside. Basically, they tasted like rinds all the way through. I came back today after work to let them know, and the explanation I got from the guy was that "the girl yesterday was supposed to change the sign." He couldn't care less, and definitely wasn't interested in making it right. I've wasted $14 ($16 w/a tip) on worse in my life, but I wouldn't recommend shopping here. Buyer beware.