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Bee Kind Honey Infusions

Vernon, British Columbia

A family run, woman owned business in the Okanagan making infused honey in small batches. They keep several hundred colonies of their own and infuse with whole herbs, flowers and fruit rather than oils. Lavender, lemon, vanilla and cinnamon among them.

How to buy from them

  • Order from their online shop

What they make

  • Liquid honey
  • Raw honey
  • Infused honey

Honey varieties

About the operation

Keeping bees since
2019

Unclaimed listing

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Source: https://www.beekind.ca/pages/about

We do not sell honey and we do not handle their orders. Stock and market dates change through the season, so check with the farm before you drive out.

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