Urban Beekeepers and Local Honey Producers
30 Humber Street, Island Bay, Wellington
E-mail: info@wellingtonhoney.co.nz
Phone: 021 172 5548
30 Humber Street, Island Bay, Wellington
E-mail: info@wellingtonhoney.co.nz
Phone: 021 172 5548
ABOUT US
We are a small niche business based in Wellington, New Zealand. Our bees collect nectar from local gardens and the extensive native bush surrounding the city. This means our honey is unique to Wellington and we can trace our honey back to individual hives or apiaries.
The main floral source in Wellington is the beautiful Pohutakawa, with other honeys being clover, Manuka/Kanuka, citrus and many others. This produces a complex honey that contains multiple sources of pollen. As we don't heat or micro-filter our honey, it retains all of its goodness and helpful qualities for immunity support.
We think people like to buy local if they have the opportunity and honey should be no different. Also, because it's so windy we believe our bees work harder to select the best flowers to make our honey. We love it and we hope you do too.
Chris Baring
Owner/Beekeeper
The main floral source in Wellington is the beautiful Pohutakawa, with other honeys being clover, Manuka/Kanuka, citrus and many others. This produces a complex honey that contains multiple sources of pollen. As we don't heat or micro-filter our honey, it retains all of its goodness and helpful qualities for immunity support.
We think people like to buy local if they have the opportunity and honey should be no different. Also, because it's so windy we believe our bees work harder to select the best flowers to make our honey. We love it and we hope you do too.
Chris Baring
Owner/Beekeeper
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BUY stuff
For online payments our bank account details are:
Wellington Honey Ltd - 01-0505-0889220-00 We deliver to Wellington City addresses for a gold coin. Just leave it in your mailbox. |
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Hive hosting
We look for suitable sites all the time. Contact us if you think you have a site available. Ideally it should have some morning sun, shelter from the wind, and be easily accessible (beehives are very heavy!).