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From Hive to Honey Pot - Our Visit to Stein's Honey

From Hive to Honey Pot - Our Visit to Stein's Honey

September 11, 2019

Thanks to a multitude of children’s stories and parents’ cautious warnings, we are taught at an early age that honey comes from beehives, home to bees. But how does the honey from the hive get into your tea cup or onto your brie tostada? The Premier ProduceOne team was fortunate enough to be educated by experts Bonnie and Bill Stein during our recent visit to Stein’s Honey in Collins, Ohio.

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