Who is the honey maker near Half Moon Bay
April 14, 2012 6:13 PM Subscribe
Who is the honey maker that sets up shop at the intersection of Highways 92 and 35 (Skyline Boulevard) near Half Moon Bay, CA?
They sell orange and lavender honey in glass jars with a diamond pattern and a gold lid. I think the honey is $10 per bottle. I have the honey but lost their business card, and I'm too far away to make random trips to find them again. I believe the honey is made somewhere in the East Bay and I want more!!
They sell orange and lavender honey in glass jars with a diamond pattern and a gold lid. I think the honey is $10 per bottle. I have the honey but lost their business card, and I'm too far away to make random trips to find them again. I believe the honey is made somewhere in the East Bay and I want more!!
Response by poster: That would be awesome! They're (often) right at the top of the hill, when you go over 92 from 280. Thanks!
posted by cnc at 7:02 PM on April 14, 2012
posted by cnc at 7:02 PM on April 14, 2012
Response by poster: It's possible that it's Montara Meadows, but I don't think so. The jars match, but we still have some, and they definitely didn't have labels, which Montara Meadows does. I'll contact them to find out for sure. Honey makers that go to the local farmer's market are a very good bet.
posted by cnc at 7:06 PM on April 14, 2012
posted by cnc at 7:06 PM on April 14, 2012
I suspect from your description of the jars that they are actually a relatively common canning jar, sorry! I'm pretty sure they can be found just about any place with home canning supplies, including most grocery stores.
posted by easily confused at 8:19 PM on April 14, 2012
posted by easily confused at 8:19 PM on April 14, 2012
and yeah, looking at roger ackroyd's link: definately common canning jars.
posted by easily confused at 8:20 PM on April 14, 2012
posted by easily confused at 8:20 PM on April 14, 2012
There's a vendor at the Sunday morning farmers market in Mountain View (at the Caltrain station) who has a substantial assortment of local honey.
posted by dws at 9:31 PM on April 14, 2012
posted by dws at 9:31 PM on April 14, 2012
Best answer: I just drove by and picked up the honey maker's card.
It's Bee Happy Honey. The owner is Wayne.
Home phone: 650 592-1727
Cell phone: 650 302-0623
posted by jeri at 2:01 PM on April 15, 2012 [4 favorites]
It's Bee Happy Honey. The owner is Wayne.
Home phone: 650 592-1727
Cell phone: 650 302-0623
posted by jeri at 2:01 PM on April 15, 2012 [4 favorites]
cnc's wife here.....THANK YOU JERI!!! It's by far the best honey we've ever had, and we are big-time tea drinkers. I was so bummed out when I lost the card!
posted by luciddream928 at 3:05 PM on April 18, 2012
posted by luciddream928 at 3:05 PM on April 18, 2012
You're very welcome! I'm not much of a honey fan myself — I take my tea without anything in it — but I love supporting local folks like this.
posted by jeri at 11:18 PM on April 22, 2012
posted by jeri at 11:18 PM on April 22, 2012
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posted by mollymayhem at 6:15 PM on April 14, 2012