Drogheda Honey
Drogheda Honey is produced by native Irish honey bee's (Apis mellifera mellifera) in the Boyne Valley, on the north and south of the River Boyne, and in the Cooley Mountains.
Drogheda Honey are members of the native Irish honey bee society, where they actively promote and protect their native honey bee, through education and advocate against the importation of non-native honey bee species. The bees are ethically managed and treated for Varroa, using only organic methods.
List of products
- Summer and spring run honey
- Soft-set ivy honey (melts like butter on toast or in your porridge)
- Soft-set oil seed rape honey
- Multi award-winning Bell heather honey
- Beeswax candles
- Beeswax melts
- Propolis tincture
List of stockists for your products
Ballymakenny Farm, Ballymakenny. The Barefood Company, West Street, Drogheda. Callaghans Butchers, West St. Drogheda. George’s Butchers, Colpe Shopping Centre, Drogheda. O’ Briens Butchers, Scarlet Street, Drogheda. Neighbourfood, Donabate Market Quintessential Wines, Dublin Rd. Drogheda. Sage & Stone, Newlanes, Duleek. Tuites Butchers, Bullring, Laurence St. and Yellow Batter, Drogheda. Wholey Cow, Smyths Farm, Dublin Rd. Dromiskin.
Business Details
Drogheda,
Co. Louth
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