Your local beekeeper, providing local honey products
In the quiet countryside of Hertfordshire, where rolling meadows meet ancient hedgerows, bees have worked their quiet magic for centuries. It is here, in Hertfordshire, that the story of our honey begins.
Woodstock English Honey grew from a family’s deep respect for the land and a lifelong fascination with bees. What started as a small beekeeping hobby—just a few hives tucked away near wildflower fields—soon became a passion, and then a calling. Over time, that calling grew into a business, though never at the expense of the values that inspired it in the first place: craft, care, and connection to nature.
“I love the concept of a totally natural honey and when I received mine, not only does it taste great, it has so much more to it than all the everyday supermarket options.”
— Helen Newman, Facebook Review
This fella is Chris.
Chris believes Woodstock English Honey is about more than what we produce—it’s about how we produce it. We are committed to sustainable practices that protect our bees and the land they depend on. Healthy pollinators are essential to a thriving countryside, and by nurturing them, we play a small role in supporting biodiversity and balance in our local environment.
Every decision we make—whether it’s where we site our hives, how we care for our bees, or how we harvest—is guided by the principle of respect: for the bees, the landscape, and the people who enjoy our honey.
We went from 20 to 400 hives in the first four years
Our extraction now happens in a custom built barn
We went from a 12 frame extractor to a 120 frame extractor
