The best honey farms in Connecticut
Organised lists 3 farms in Connecticut, including 3 honey farms and 1 farm shop. 3 deliver to your door.

Organised lists 3 farms in Connecticut, including 3 honey farms and 1 farm shop. 3 deliver to your door.



Hilltop ApiariesHoney farm in Simsbury5 (16 reviews)Hilltop Apiaries is a small honey producer in Simsbury, Connecticut that began with a single hive on Hilltop Drive more than ten years ago. The honey is 100% pure and raw, never pasteurised, filtered or blended, sold just as the bees made it.
The range covers wildflower honey in jars and honey bears, whipped honey spreads in flavours such as blueberry, chocolate, cinnamon and cranberry, habanero honey, tea, jams and honey gift sets. Everything is handcrafted in Connecticut and sold through the online shop, with wholesale enquiries welcome.
Three Sisters FarmsHoney farm in EssexThree Sisters Farms keeps bees at Evans Lane in Essex, Connecticut, and everything it sells starts with the hive. Raw wildflower honey is the mainstay, from small gift jars to larger pots, joined by a lavender infused honey and a tea and honey comfort kit.
The beeswax goes into votive candles and long tapers, and the range runs on through goat milk soap, handcrafted soaps, lip balms, skin creams and a DEET free bug spray called Don't Bug Me. Orders go through the online shop or at upcoming events, and the farm's promise is that it is all natural.
Farmer Joe's GardensHoney farmFarmer Joe's Gardens has grown out of a Wallingford, Connecticut farm stand and CSA into something quite different. Farmer Joe and Homestead Ida now bring the farm to you, renting out backyard laying hens and running chick and quail hatching programmes for families, schools, libraries and senior communities across Connecticut, New York and Massachusetts.
Rentals arrive fully set up, with the coop, feed, equipment and ongoing support included. Laying hens and chicks can be adopted year round, and the farm sells pure maple syrup through its online shop.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
