Buy honey in Chatham County, North Carolina
Since we like to leave generous honey reserves on the hives, our small-batch harvests are direct sales and only to those who have requested honey in advance. 2019 was the first year we had surplus honey to sell. 501 Pharmacy at Briar Chapel in Chapel Hill is our exclusive 2019 retailer. While we have sold out of our personal inventory, you can find the last bottles of our Spring Blooms Chatham County honey at 501 Pharmacy. As of August 2019, a few jars remain there!
We only extract honey once annually in June/July. We sold out of honey in 2019 before we finished extracting, so please use the form below to reserve from a future harvest. Honey production is unpredictable, so harvest requests are not guaranteed. We will honor as many requests as possible in the order that we receive them.
Jar sizes include one ounce, four ounce, and 16-ounce (1 lb). We can also prepare custom bulk batches. Pricing is dependent on the harvest size and the volume of honey orders.
We only extract honey once annually in June/July. We sold out of honey in 2019 before we finished extracting, so please use the form below to reserve from a future harvest. Honey production is unpredictable, so harvest requests are not guaranteed. We will honor as many requests as possible in the order that we receive them.
Jar sizes include one ounce, four ounce, and 16-ounce (1 lb). We can also prepare custom bulk batches. Pricing is dependent on the harvest size and the volume of honey orders.
Five Acres Honey Farm is a hobby farm and is not a commercial apiary. Due to our small production and the costly nature of managing the hives, we do not make a profit. We sell our honey when possible because we enjoy offering it to people who appreciate it.