Aquidneck Honey | New England Hand-Cut Honeycomb

Aquidneck Honey | New England Hand-Cut Honeycomb

In the Cart | In Review

It doesn’t get much simpler than this. Aquidneck Honey’s New England Hand-Cut Honeycomb is honey still in the comb, harvested from beekeepers in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

Each piece is hand-cut and can be eaten as-is honey, comb and all. The honey has a naturally sweet, floral flavor, while the beeswax comb adds a unique texture you don’t get from honey in a jar.

Add it to a charcuterie or cheese board, pair it with crackers and fruit, spoon it over yogurt, or just cut off a piece and try it straight from the comb.

Why It’s In Our Cart

We love products that give us a closer look at where our food actually comes from, and honeycomb is about as close to the hive as you can get. We’re excited to try this one, learn more about Aquidneck Honey’s network of New England beekeepers, and see how it holds up around our own table.

About Aquidneck Honey

Aquidneck Honey is a Rhode Island-based honey company offering raw and infused honeys alongside other hive products. The company works with beekeepers across New England, including New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

We’re trying Aquidneck Honey as part of our In the Cart collection, learning more about their sourcing and production practices, and putting the products to the real-life test before deciding what earns a permanent place at 4RYL.