North Island Gold — Fall 2025 Harvest
Raw wildflower honey from North Haven Island, Maine
Our 2025 harvest of North Island Gold captures the rare taste of a small island twelve miles off the coast of Maine. Produced by bees who forage across North Haven’s wildflower meadows — landscapes untouched by pesticides, commercial agriculture, or synthetic treatments — this honey is as pure as the place it’s made.
Unheated, unfiltered, and unblended, each jar reflects the natural alchemy of bees and blossoms. We never feed sugar or syrup, never treat our hives with chemicals, and never alter the honey’s texture or flavor after harvest. What you taste is exactly what the bees made — dense, floral, and bright, with subtle notes of salt air and seaside wildflowers.
This is raw honey, packaged by hand in small batches and not processed in a licensed facility. Because it remains in its natural state, it may crystallize over time — a sign of quality and purity. Simply warm gently to return it to liquid form.
Please note: Do not feed honey to infants under 12 months of age.
Each year, North Island Apiaries donates 1% of gross income to organizations supporting Wabanaki sovereignty, in recognition that this honey comes from flowers growing on unceded Wabanaki territory.
Specs:
– Raw / unheated / unfiltered
– Harvested Fall 2025 on North Haven Island, Maine
– 1% of sales support Wabanaki rights
– Do not feed honey to infants under 12 months
– Not processed in a licensed facility
Taste the island gold.
North Island Gold — Fall 2025 Harvest
Raw wildflower honey from North Haven Island, Maine
Our 2025 harvest of North Island Gold captures the rare taste of a small island twelve miles off the coast of Maine. Produced by bees who forage across North Haven’s wildflower meadows — landscapes untouched by pesticides, commercial agriculture, or synthetic treatments — this honey is as pure as the place it’s made.
Unheated, unfiltered, and unblended, each jar reflects the natural alchemy of bees and blossoms. We never feed sugar or syrup, never treat our hives with chemicals, and never alter the honey’s texture or flavor after harvest. What you taste is exactly what the bees made — dense, floral, and bright, with subtle notes of salt air and seaside wildflowers.
This is raw honey, packaged by hand in small batches and not processed in a licensed facility. Because it remains in its natural state, it may crystallize over time — a sign of quality and purity. Simply warm gently to return it to liquid form.
Please note: Do not feed honey to infants under 12 months of age.
Each year, North Island Apiaries donates 1% of gross income to organizations supporting Wabanaki sovereignty, in recognition that this honey comes from flowers growing on unceded Wabanaki territory.
Specs:
– Raw / unheated / unfiltered
– Harvested Fall 2025 on North Haven Island, Maine
– 1% of sales support Wabanaki rights
– Do not feed honey to infants under 12 months
– Not processed in a licensed facility
Taste the island gold.
