Devon Moors & Coast honey · 1lb £1075 jars from the summer harvestReserve & collect
Bassitt's Bee Juice, made by bees

Pure honey from our bees in our garden

Reserve & collect

Devon Moors & Coast

Local honey from our garden hives in Newton Abbot, South Devon. Reserve up to 3 jars online, then collect from us and pay in person.

Or pick up a jar from the cart at Home Farm Café, Parke, near Bovey Tracey.

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A jar of Bassitt's Bee Juice held up to the window, the honey glowing amber.
£10 1lb · 454g

75 jars available

2026 summer harvest · 1lb (454g) glass jar

A summer honey from a town garden. Our bees work the gardens of Wolborough, the woods by Decoy, the hedges to the south and the lime trees in town. Each year tastes a little different.

  1. 1
    Reserve onlineChoose up to 3 jars. You'll get a confirmation email with a reference.
  2. 2
    We arrange a timeJames emails you to agree when to collect in Newton Abbot. We hold your jars for 7 days.
  3. 3
    Collect and payPay when you pick up, by cash or bank transfer. No card fees, no postage.
Reserve jars

Reserve your jars

We hold your jars for 7 days while we arrange a time with you.

How many jars?

£10 in total, paid when you collect. Up to 3 jars per reservation. For more, email james@bassitt.co.uk.

For your confirmation and to arrange collection.

We use your details only for this reservation. See Privacy.

On the label

Product information

The same details as on the jar, here before you reserve.

Product
Honey
Ingredients
100% honey. Nothing added, nothing taken away.
Net weight
454g (1lb)
Origin
Made by bees in our garden in Newton Abbot, Devon, UK
Storage
Keep in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Honey may naturally set (crystallise) over time. This doesn't affect quality: warm the jar gently to return it to liquid.
Best before
Printed on each jar
Important
Honey is unsuitable for infants under 12 months.
Sold by
James Bassitt, Newton Abbot, Devon · james@bassitt.co.uk

Made in our kitchen

From the frame to the jar

A frame of honeycomb sealed with pale wax cappings.
Capped comb off the hive
An uncapped frame in the extractor cage, glistening with honey.
Spun out in the extractor
Freshly filled jars of honey with gold lids on a worktop.
Strained, settled and jarred

See every step, from flower to jar

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