Local Honey From St. Augustine

Local honey from St. Augustine comes in a variety of flavors. Honey bees normally forage for nectar and resources within a five mile radius. The honey that they produce is unique to each specific geographical location. As a result, honey from St. Augustine will differ in taste from each location and neighborhood.

Bee Augustine Honey Co. is committed to producing healthy local honey from St. Augustine. All of our honey is straight from our hives. Our apiaries produce delicious St. Augustine honey with seven distinctive tastes and characteristics to choose from, each one representing the location and neighborhood where it was created.

We are passionate about being beekeepers in St. Augustine and we take great pride in the care that we provide for our honey bees. Local residents and neighbors are excited, too! While their gardens increase in productivity, their flowers and trees are directly contributing to the flavors of our local honey from St. Augustine.

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How Do Honey Bees Impact Our Lives?

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Thank A Honey Bee!

The honey bee is the only insect that produces food eaten by humans. Bees pollinate 80% of the world’s plants including 90 different food crops.

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A Natural Energy Boost!

The natural fruit sugars in honey – fructose and glucose – are quickly digested by the body. This is why sportsmen and athletes use honey to give them a natural energy boost.

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Not Just Grandma's Remedy!

Honey has always been highly regarded as a medicine. It is thought to help with everything from sore throats and digestive disorders to skin problems and hay fever.

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Honey Can Last Indefinitely!

Honey is the only food that does not spoil. Bacteria can’t grow in it because of it’s low moisture content and low pH.

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Treat Your Brain!

Honey is incredibly healthy and includes enzymes, vitamins, minerals. It’s the only food that contains “pinocembrin”, an antioxidant associated with improved brain functioning.

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When In Rome!

Honey’s ability to attract and retain moisture means that it has long been used as a beauty treatment. It was part of Cleopatra’s daily beauty ritual.

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February 27, 2026

Honey Bee Swarms In St. Augustine

Honey bees have a tendency to swarm in St. Augustine for a good part of the year. The coastal paradise boasts warm temperatures and lots of foraging opportunities for honey bees. People have been dealing with honey bee swarms in St. Augustine since the introduction of the western honey bee, (Apis mellifera) around the 1600’s …

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