Bedillion Honey Farm

This is a cool little shop! I've known the Bedillions for a long time, and I'm amazed at all the uses they've come across for honey and bee wax. They're knowledgeable about beekeeping and even sell supplies along with all their different flavors of honey.Wildflower is my personal favorite!

I was so excited to come to the actual Bedillions store to see what all they had, instead of just buying honey at the grocery store. My whole experience was a big let down. The young lady working at the front desk didn't greet me when I walked in, no big deal, surely she would greet me and ask if I needed help along the way, NOPE. I wanted to ask questions about the different honeys but she seemed too busy on her phone to help me. I ended up getting 4 different honeys (I hope I like them), she asked if I wanted a bag, seemed like a silly question to me, I didn't want to drop them so I said yes. Maybe she was having a bad day but definitely not a good first impression.

I wish someone told me this sooner. Honey is supposed to be good for allergies. I have suffered all of my life with seasonal allergies. I have had shots, nasal sprays, prescription medication and every OTC on the shelf. about a month ago i began drinking a travel mug of tea with a tablespoon of their honey every day. it became a habit and I actually forgot why I was doing it. last night but hit me, I have not been blowing my nose, no coughing, no wheezing, no phlegm. everyone I know has been complaining about their allergies this past week and I have not had one symptom!!! I wish someone would have told me this years ago! you have made a lifelong customer!

I found this local shop when looking for something located between my sister and I - I am so glad I did. It is such a cute little shop. They have tons of variety of honey and some other odds and ends. It's definitely worth the trip to check it out.

Bedillion Honey Farm is a local family-operated apiary that has numerous beehives throughout Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Ohio. This address is for their store that sells products including honey, beeswax, pollen, soaps, beekeeping supplies, other bee-related products, and maple syrup. Their honeycomb was unfortunately sold out, but I have in the past purchased it from a grocery store, and the honeycomb tasted delicious. Today at the farm store, they had jars and sticks of honey in stock. I bought several jars of honey, a bar of soap, beeswax food wraps, a honey nut bar, and maple syrup. I selected flavors of honey such as black locust, raspberry blossom, Japanese knotweed, orange blossom, and wildflower. Other flavors were basswood, spring blossom, goldenrod, blueberry blossom, and buckwheat. With so many flavors of honey from which to choose, you are likely to find ones that you enjoy! The cost per jar of honey was about several dollars. I bought mostly 8-ounce jars, but some flavors had only 16-ounce jars, so I will have a lot of honey to eat in the coming months! I believe that the cashier was one of the owners, and she had a friendly personality.

My fiancée and I have gone away from sugar. We only use honey and maple syrup. This place is our new honey source. They let you taste all the different honey. The owners are awesome and we will be back again. You have to check out the indoor bee hive. Very cool