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Datassential Menu Tracking Report - 2023

The Datassential 2023 State of the Menu report for the National Honey Board shows very positive trends for honey across the foodservice industry. Honey maintains its high menu penetration, present on roughly six-in-ten menus. Though honey is seen most often at casual and fine-dining concepts, growth is expected across all sectors over the next...

Attitudes & Usage Study - 2023

The National Honey Board is committed to designing and conducting research that enables the industry to identify opportunities and make informed decisions to increase demand for honey. The 2023 Attitudes and Usage study was conducted with the following objectives: Track awareness, self-reported usage, and attitudes and perceptions of hone...

Attitudes & Usage Study – 2022

This study tracks awareness, self-reported usage, and perceptions of honey and other sweeteners. This year, the study showed that the health benefits and appeal of honey remain important, with honey messages focused on antioxidants and nutrients, followed by bee health, to be the most motivating to consumers. Click here to download the full N...

Datassential Menu Tracking Report – 2022

Datassential’s 2022 Menu Tracker study for the National Honey Board shows some very positive trends for honey across the restaurant industry. The data shows that honey is present on roughly six-in-ten menus, showing up more on casual and fine dining menus because of the way the flavor can play into cocktail beverages. Honey’s incidence on menu...

Innova New Product Introductions – 2022

As the world’s biggest food industry database, Innova monitors 78 major markets and reports on trends and tracks introductions of new products. In this year’s study for NHB, Innova reports that total new product introductions in the US have stabilized after declining during the pandemic. And while the number of new products containing honey ha...

Honey Beer Competition Online Registration Closes Soon

LONGMONT, Colo. (July 6, 2020) - Registration for the National Honey Board’s free Honey Beer Competition closes on July 17th. The 5th annual competition recognizes the best made with honey beers in the nation. “We talked to quite a few brewers about whether or not we should host this year’s competition due to the impacts of COVID-19 on the br...

Honey Beer Summit Celebrates Honey’s Use in Craft Beer Industry

The National Honey Board's Honey Beer Summit, conducted September 8-10, 2014 in St. Louis, brought together some of the most innovative craft brewers in the United States for an interactive and educational seminar about brewing with honey. The goal of the seminar was to spark innovation among the brewers, and have them look at honey as a key i...

Rogue Ale’s Honey Kolsh Named Best Honey Beer

The best honey ales and lagers in the United States were recognized at the inaugural Honey Beer Competition, presented by the National Honey Board. Taking home "Best in Show" honors was Rogue Ales' Honey Kolsch, a Kolsch-style ale brewed with wildflower honey and alluvial hops.More than 25 beers were submitted and tasted by three certified jud...

Gossamer Wings from The Tap Brewery Named Best Honey Beer in Third Annual Honey Beer Competition

More than 100 entered, but only one came out on top. Gossamer Wings from The Tap Brewery in Bloomington, Indiana, took home Best in Show honors at the 2017 Honey Beer Competition, hosted by the National Honey Board. This year’s competition had 106 made with honey beer entries, which were submitted from craft breweries throughout North America....

Rogue Ales’ Honey Kolsch Back on Top at Sixth Annual Honey Beer Competition

LONGMONT, Colo. (August 19, 2020) - It’s rather fitting that a beer “Dedicated to Bees” took the top spot in the 2020 Honey Beer Competition, which garnered 220 entries from professional brewers throughout the United States. Rogue Ales and Spirits’ Honey Kolsch took Best in Show honors, marking the beer’s return to the top spot after claiming ...

Pink Boots Society Series: Alaska Chapter

Having an iced cold beer can be a chilling experience, especially in The Last Frontier, otherwise known as Alaska. Sarah Perez, brewer at Denali Brewing Company and chapter lead for Alaska’s chapter of the Pink Boots Society, reached for the stars to gather inspiration to celebrate National Honey Month with the special release of a braggot. ...

Pink Boots Society Series: St. Louis Chapter

Combine apple blossom honey with rhubarb, cherry purée, lactose and motueka hops, and you have a brand-new beer just in time for a National Honey Month release. It all started with a National Honey Board honey tasting at Earthbound Beer, and the wheels started turning. Four different samples were on the table: orange blossom, cranberry, ras...

Pink Boots Society Series: Charlotte Chapter

Suzie Q baby I love you, at least that’s the way the song goes, and the Pink Boots brewers at Free Range Brewing in Charlotte, NC, love her even more. In fact, so much that they have an entire series of beers that are named after Susie, and for National Honey Month, Queen Bee Susie joins the fold. Brewed August 31, Queen Bee Susie, a grise...

Alvarium Beer Co.’s Honey Shot Wins Bronze in Honey Beer Competition

Every brewer knows how hard it is to win a gold medal in a beer competition, but to do it back-to-back in the same category is almost unheard of. Alvarium Beer Co., however, accomplished the feat in the heavily contested IPA category of the National Honey Board’s Honey Beer Competition. Alvarium’s Honey Shot, a double IPA, won in both 2019 an...

Honey Beers for Your Summer Parties

Summers are made for honey beers and your friends at the National Honey Board (NHB) have compiled the below list of some of our favorite summer sippers that use honey to provide a crisp, light finish with a hint of sweetness. So grab your koozie and your lawn chair - it's time to pop a top on these honey beers and get your summer on! ...

Honey Beer Competition Creates Quite the Buzz

Over the weekend the National Honey Board (NHB) hosted its third annual Honey Beer Competition, and we couldn't be more thrilled with the buzz it has created amongst the craft brewing community. When the NHB launched its annual Honey Beer Competition in 2015 just over 25 beers were submitted to be judged by three judges in just two catego...

Root Beer Float

Fill the bottom of the glass with 2 oz. of root beer/cola, root beer schnapps, Godiva liqueur, and Honey Simple Syrup. Add vanilla ice cream. Add additional root beer/cola until the foam has reached the top of the glass....

Root Beer Pork Belly and Honey Onion Jam Popover

Render pork belly in an oven safe skillet and reserve pork fat for batter. Add shallots and garlic and sauté. Add remaining ingredients for braising liquid. Cover pan and place in 350-degree oven for 1 hour to 1 hour 15 minutes.Onion Jam: In a preheated skillet, heat olive oil. Add onion and sauté until golden brown. Add honey and remaining in...

Honey Cakes with Apples & Dark Beer

Preheat oven to 350˚F. Grease and flour two loaf pans. Combine dry ingredients in large bowl. Separately whisk the wet ingredients, excluding the beer. Add 3/4 of wet ingredients to the bowl with the dry ingredients and mix well. Add the rest of the ingredients and mix again. Add the beer and apples and stir to combine. Pour into loaf pan...

Honey History Facts

LITERATURE: 21ST CENTURY B.C. Honey is alluded to in the Sumerian and Babylonian cuneiform writings, the Hittite code, the sacred writings of India, the Vedas and in the ancient writings of Egypt. BIBLICAL Palestine is often referred to as \"the land of milk and honey.\" (Exodus 3:8) EGYPT: 30TH CENTURY B.C.Honey was used in most house...

Honeybee Facts

The Colony Honey bees are social insects, with a marked division of labor between the various types of bees in the colony. A colony of honey bees includes a queen, drones and workers. The Queen The queen is the only sexually developed female in the hive. She is the largest bee in the colony. A two-day-old larva is selected by the workers to...

Bee Integrated Demonstration Project Year 2

This project is completed. Click here to see the final report. ...

Bee Integrated Demonstration Project Year 1

This project is completed. Click here to see the final report. ...

Bee Integrated Demonstration Project Year 3

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Evaluating nutritional composition and bee attractiveness of predominant floral species in Project Apis m. seed mixes and understanding pathogen spillover between managed and native bees foraging on these floral species

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Pro Pacific Bee

We offer honey through our live bee removal program. Households that use our live removal program are provided with honey jars.The honey is a sweet clover honey bottled in a 1 lb. plastic jar with a yellow flip-top lid. Each bottle is labeled with our customized "Removing Bees Just Got Sweeter" sticker. Multiple bottles are provided when reque...

BLACK BIRCH FARM APIARIES

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Black Hammock Bee Farms

We are a full service apiary. we sell bees, beekeeping equipment, honey, pollen, honeycomb and more. We offer classes, tours and onsite tutoring. We also offer pollination services....

Weiss Honeybee Farms

At Weiss Honey Bee Farms, our passion for beekeeping provides you with the highest quality honey at a most affordable price....

Bodhi Bee Farms LLC

We are a Family-Owned Honey and Bee Products Business. Our Local Williamsburg Select Honey is from our apiaries in Williamsburg- James City County VA. We offer a variety of kinds of honey, beeswax candles, and other products as well as Bee Education to our customers, local markets, and surrounding communities....