Honey Blossom Farm Ltd, Church View, Rectory Lane, Lower Brailes, Banbury, Oxon,OX15 5HY
Local Products Available (<40 miles from B1 1AA): Honey and honey-based preserves. Also have a skincare range
Tel: 01295 780054 Email: enquiries@fossewayhoney.co.uk Web: www.fossewayhoney.co.uk
Distance by Road from B1 1AA: 42 miles
Stockists in Birmingham and Solihull: Moseley Farmers Market
Posts Tagged ‘honey’
Fosse Way Honey
October 6th, 2009Beez Neez Honey
September 2nd, 2009
Beez Neez Honey, Kingswinford, DY6 9XH
Local Products Available (<40 miles from B1 1AA):
Honey of various types – forest, chestnut, lime flower etc
Tel: 01384830156 Email: update your listing Web: update your listing
Distance from B1 1AA by road: 15 Miles
Stockists in Birmingham or Solihull:
24 carrots – JQ farmers market
Local Products Available (<40 miles from B1 1AA):
Honey of various types – forest, chestnut, lime flower etc
Tel: 01384830156 Email: update your listing Web: update your listing
Distance from B1 1AA by road: 15 Miles
Stockists in Birmingham or Solihull:
24 carrots – JQ farmers market
Sample local food directory listing
July 17th, 2009Local food producer, retailer, or restaurant?
This is a sample of what your FREE listing in the local food directory could look like – all you need to do is send an email to info@loafonline.co.uk with the information in this sample. Freebies like this won’t be around forever – send your listing in now! The logo or photo you supply will be thumbnailed to 150×150 so bear this in mind, and choose carefully.
Name: Brummie Honey Ltd
Address: The Hive, 1 Honey Street, Birmingham B3 3ZZ .
Tel: 0121 CALLHONEY
Email: stingme@brummiehoney.net
Web: www.brummiehoney.net
Local Products Available (<40 miles from B1 1AA):
Sutton Park Woodland Honey - B74 2YT [postcode or place name essential]
Stockists in Birmingham or Solihull: [optional]
The Moseley Produce Store [names only, link will be added to their listing where appropriate]
The Beez Neez
June 27th, 2009
Went to the Birmingham international food fair on Wednesday evening. It’s a city council sponsored event organised by a French company, the first of what the council are hoping will be an annual summer event to replicate the popularity of the Christmas market.
I was on the hunt for locally produced food and found a great honey producer from Kingswinford (12 miles west of Birmingham), the Beez Neez. They sell a range of honey’s from lavender, to lime flower, to acacia, all around £3-4.
The best thing was that the bee keeper was also selling on the stall and very keen to offer an education in honey with every jar. I went for the lime flower honey, and it definitely has a noticeable citrus tang to it. If I can find some local stockists I’ll add to this post.
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