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Los Olivos Honey Bees
 
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Our Honey - Los Olivos Gold 

Honey, from our hives in Los Olivos, Santa Ynez, Solvang, and Goleta.

honey, Los Olivos Gold

16 oz (454 g) in glass jar:
$10 per jar.

To purchase, Contact Debbie
 

We do not treat our bees with any chemicals or antibiotics.

Our raw honey is unheated, unfiltered, and unprocessed. We extract honey from the comb via a centrifuge extractor, then allow the honey to slowly seep through a set of sieves to remove wax particles. Raw honey will eventually crystallize, with no effect other than color and texture. If desired, honey can be de-crystallized by gentle heat (˜105°). Honey should be stored at room temperature, preferably away from sunlight. There is no need to refrigerate honey (unless you want it to crystallize faster).

The following honey is currently available:
 
DateLocaleShadeNotesQty
May 2022Los OlivosMedium24
May 2022GoletaLight22
October 2021Goletamedium27
August 2021Los Olivosdark43
May 2021Los OlivosmediumA lighter, very nice honey26
May 2021Goletamediumfrom John's place8
September 2020Los Olivosmedium34
September 2020Goletamediumfrom Caitlyn's hive3
August 2020Los Olivos - PKBmediumfrom Pamela's hive1
June 2020Santa Ynezmediumtastes like wildflower honey5
June 2020Los Olivosmedium20
June 2020Goletamediumtastes a bit like butterscotch4
June 2020Goleta - Caitlyn's beesmediumtastes a bit like butterscotch1
September 2019Santa Ynez (E)medium45
August 2019Los Olivosmedium darkherbal overtones - our strongest tasting and darkest honey8
June 2019Santa Ynez (E)lightmild5
May 2019Los OlivosExtra Light$15 / jar12
May 2019Santa Ynezlight4

2022 - May - Goleta 



2021 - May 


2020 - Several harvests from our 17 hives 


2019 - Several harvests 


2018 January - 37 pounds = 10 Frames (mostly deep) 


2017 September - 38 pounds = 15 Frames 


2017 August - 49 pounds = 15 Frames 


2017 May - 74 pounds = 23 frames 


Los Olivos Gold - 2016 Honey Harvests: May, July, and September
2016 Honey Harvest - May, July, and September
Different color, different taste

2016 September - 16.5 pounds = 6 frames 


2016 July - 65 pounds = 21 frames 


2016 May - 24 pounds = 7 frames 

24 pounds

2015 October - First Harvest - 4 frames 

First honey harvest
3 October 2015

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