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Newcastleton, CumberlandRaw unprocessed British honey, family run · Newcastleton, Cumberland
5.0 · 161 Google reviews5.0
From 161 Google reviews
Absolutely delighted with our order from Nook Farm! We purchased three varieties of their local honey – English Blossom, Borage and Balsam – and the quality has been fantastic. It's wonderful to find such lovely produce being made locally, and the service was excellent from start to finish. We're always keen to support local producers, particularly when the quality and attention to detail are this good. A great local business that we're very happy to recommend. We'll certainly be ordering again! Thanks again, Jordan & Lauren (Sleetbeck Farm)
I bought three jars of honey - two were a present for my sister and brother in law and one for myself. All were delicious. Lovely on toast or as a sweetener in porridge.
Delicious, great customer service. Would recommend.
Nook Farm Honey is a family run business at Bailey near Newcastleton, Cumbria bottling raw unprocessed British honey from partner beekeepers, including wildflower, heather and borage varieties.
Nook Farm Honey is a family run honey business at Bewcastle producing and supplying raw, unprocessed British honey. Everything is filtered and bottled at Nook Farm itself, using a gentle filter that leaves small particles of beeswax and pollen in the jar, because a finer filter would strip out some of the taste and beneficial properties. Nothing is added and nothing is taken away.
They sell eight honeys, from Cumbrian and Yorkshire Wildflower to Yorkshire Heather, Scottish Blossom, English Blossom, Balsam Flower, Borage Flower and Tree Blossom, each with its own colour and character. Order online for delivery or find them through their listed stockists.
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I've found a more local supplier in the Midlands so I've switched in the meantime but I tried the Borage honey previously which was excellent. I would consider buying again of course, there is a wide range of options.
I’ve always been a lover of natural honey, and wherever I’ve lived I’ve sought out local, raw varieties. Whether you believe the heyfever benefits or not! I can honestly say Nook Farm Honey is the best I’ve ever had. We use it in everything: yoghurt, curry, stir-fries, baking, cordials, hot toddies, even some mead, and as a sweetener for homemade cider. The Yorkshire Wildflower is our household favourite: an all-rounder that’s just perfect. But each variety is uniquely differently delicious in their own ways. The Tree Blossom, for example, has a lovely sharpness that lifts elderflower and lemon cordials beautifully. We feel so lucky to have discovered Nook, and even luckier to live near them! Their honey is a true taste of the local landscape, and every jar is full of care and flavour.
I am very pleased with my purchase. I was looking for real honey and came across Nook Farm Honey. I was kept well informed on the progress of my order. When it arrived it was very well packaged. The honey is amazing - no comparison to supermarket honey. Will definitely purchase again.
We purchased the Heather Honey while on a short break in the Lakes, later to find out The Nook Farm is actually local to us. This is the best quality Honey we have ever tasted and we will continue to support this fantastic small local business.
Ordered honey from Nook Farm for my Dad for Christmas as I wanted to buy local (little did I know he had also bought me some!). We both love the jars we got and the flavour of each one is unique. Also got a tote bag and a hand written Christmas card which was so thoughtful. Definitely recommend purchasing from here and I'll be buying more.
We have tried Blossom, Heather and Borage varieties of these excellent honeys and they are wonderful and quite distinct in flavour, which isn't always the case with other brands. Blossom is light and floral, Borage almost treacle like and Heather moody and rich. Don't take my word for it - go ahead and buy some great Honey now! I will be gifting several jars to people this year and no doubt they will become converts too.

