Mickleberry Gardens Raw Honey – Sweet, Local Goodness
Treat someone special to the natural sweetness of raw honey from Mickleberry Gardens. Harvested in the Pacific Northwest, this unfiltered honey is rich in flavor and full of beneficial enzymes. Perfect for drizzling over toast, stirring into tea, or enjoying by the spoonful, it’s a wholesome and heartfelt addition to any gift. Thoughtfully sourced and beautifully packaged, it brings a touch of local love to every order.
Tasting Notes
Amity Clover
Clover honey is made from the nectar of clover flowers. It is mild, light, and smooth - making it a versatile choice for sweetening tea, baking, or drizzling. From hives kept near Amity, Oregon. Water white color grade.
Beaver Creek Wildflower
The bees in Beaver Creek have been busy creating this one. Floral notes with hints of pollen make a pleasing all-purpose flavor that's as good in your tea as it is in your tea cakes. This wildflower honey is from hives kept in the charming hamlet of Beavercreek, in Clackamas County, Oregon. Light amber color grade.
Cascadia Blackberry
Blackberry honey is a Pacific Northwest classic - blackberries are one of the most important nectar crops for honeybees in our region!
This honey is from hives kept in various locations around the Willamette Valley.
Hillsboro Wildflower
This wildflower honey is from hives kept in Hillsboro, Oregon. It's made from the nectar of a diverse mix of wildflowers, giving it a unique and rich flavor profile. It's floral with a light, fruity sweetness. Extra light amber color grade.
Mt. Angel Wildflower
In this deep-amber honey you'll find a flavor as welcoming as the little hamlet from whence it came. Upon the palate birch and sassafras root marry with the perfect amount of sweetness, while the finish envelopes you in a gentle embrace of warm spice. You're sure to find this the ideal companion for teas, cakes, and confections.
From hives kept near Mt. Angel Abbey in the Willamette Valley, Oregon.
Touchet Star Thistle
Light, delicious, and unique, with a bold, robust, and complex flavor profile. This honey is distinctive, with a spicy and herbal undertone that makes it stand out from many other types of honey. Light amber color grade, from hives kept in Touchet, WA.
Yamhill Blackberry
If you ever wondered what honey made from gummy bears would taste like, wonder no more. The bees out in Yamhill took a page out of Willy Wonka's book and created a honey that's soft, smooth, and ever so sweet. This delicious, pure blackberry honey is from hives kept in Oregon's beautiful Yamhill County. White color grade.
About Mickleberry Gardens
At Mickelberry Gardens, where we source our ingredients is a huge part of what makes our product line so special. We are committed to sourcing from regional producers who practice organic agriculture. This prioritizes soil and water stewardship and conscientious farming methods.
We're proud to purchase over 75% of all of the raw materials for our products from suppliers located in the Pacific Northwest, contributing to a vibrant regional economy.
Mickelberry Gardens works with several different beekeeping families in the Pacific Northwest to source the highest quality bee products available. When we started our business, we were producing all of our own bee products from our own apiary. As our business has grown, we have built partnerships with like-minded beekeepers to continue making these incredible gifts from the honeybees available to our customers.
All of our honey is sourced from beekeepers we trust. We also do extensive testing on our honey to ensure the absence of adulterants, pesticides, and antibiotics. We are confident this honey is the highest quality available.