Aquidneck Honey | New England Wildflower Honey

Aquidneck Honey | New England Wildflower Honey

In the Cart | In Review

A classic jar of honey with a New England story behind it. Aquidneck Honey’s New England Wildflower Honey is a raw, unfiltered blend of honey sourced from beekeepers across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.

Because wildflower honey reflects the different flowers and plants bees forage throughout the season, its flavor and color can naturally vary from batch to batch. That’s part of what makes it interesting—each jar is a little snapshot of where and when the honey was collected.

Drizzle it over yogurt or oatmeal, stir it into tea, add it to recipes and marinades, pair it with cheese, or keep it simple and spread it on warm toast.

Why It’s In Our Cart

We use honey all the time, so a really good everyday wildflower honey is something we’re always interested in finding. We especially like that this one brings together honey sourced from multiple New England states. We’re trying it for ourselves and learning more about Aquidneck Honey’s sourcing and relationships with the beekeepers behind each jar.

About Aquidneck Honey

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