SHOP HONEY
High Mountain Honey is available in 12 oz & 24 oz sizes.
ABOUT HIGH MOUNTAIN HONEY
We are a Family of Traveling Beekeepers who've been tending our hives for over a century. Our honeybees travel through California, Colorado, and Washington pollinating the states' agriculture. Since our Bees travel, we are able to produce a variety of raw honey flavors, which change seasonally. After pollination, we transport our Bees and honey to Colorado's High Mountains to harvest.
 Honeybees entering their hives. |  There are 20,000-80,000 honeybees in each hive. |
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 A honeybee pollinating a flower. |  Honeybees working on honeycomb. |
 Hovering honeybee approaches a flower. |
QUOTABLE
“This honey is rich and delicious. It’s great on toast, in my tea, even just on a spoon. I can’t wait to try the other flavors.”
~ Melissa
Why We're Great >
A single beehive can produce 100 pounds of honey per harvest
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Bees are the only insect that makes food eaten by man
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It takes nectar from two million flowers to produce one pound of honey
BEE AMAZING
Fabulous Facts About Bees
Why We're Great >
Honey bee pollination accounts for 1/3 of food humans eat
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A bee would have to fly 90,000 miles to produce one pound of honey
Why We're Great >
It takes one ounce of honey to fuel a bee's flight around the world.
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Bees have two stomachs, one for the food they eat, and the other to store nectar
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The average worker bee makes only 1/12 teaspoon of honey in her lifetime
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Honey bees can fly up to fifteen miles per hour
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Bees have five eyes, two on the sides of their heads, and three on top
