Edinburgh Honey Co.

Nine years, 10,000 online orders and a lot of honey. Thank you for every hello and every jar 💛

Come and say hi in one of our shops for a birthday treat!

The jar we keep reaching for once the clocks go back 🍁

Turmeric, infused into our soft set Scottish spring honey. It’s thick enough to hold its shape on the spoon and smooth enough to melt straight into something warm. The turmeric tastes earthy first, then a little peppery. The honey’s mild sweetness rounds it off.

Stir it into an oat latte, drizzle it over porridge or spread it on hot toast and let it soften.

Part of our Cosy Season bundles this autumn. Find it in Morningside, Rodney Street and Easter Road, or through the link in bio. 🍂

Have you tried our Turmeric Infused Honey yet?

Come autumn shopping with us at Morningside 🍂🐝

Cosy beeswax candles, seasonal favourites and plenty of honey to choose from. A few little things to make the colder days feel a bit sweeter.

You can also find us on Easter Road and Rodney Street, or browse the full range online if you can’t make it into one of our shops. 💛

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Crisp, sunny and just about the right weather for a cup of tea with a spoonful of honey ☀️

Pop into one of our three Edinburgh shops and we can help you find a honey that pairs nicely with your favourite everyday tea. From light and delicate to dark and malty, there’s plenty to taste 🍯

📍245 Morningside Road, EH10 4QU
📍178 Easter Road, EH7 5QQ
📍16 Rodney Street, EH7 4EA

Come in, have a taste and find a new companion for your morning cuppa ☺️

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Why is it called forest honey?

Most honey comes from flowers. This one mostly doesn't.

Our Forest Honey is from our family's apiary in the Polish forests, where the bees spend late summer collecting honeydew from fir, pine and oak, with a bit of raspberry and blueberry blossom on the side. It's what makes it so dark, malty and noticeably less sweet.

Lovely in a strong cup of tea. Even better with a sharp cheese.

If you've ever said honey's a bit much, this is the jar to try.

You ask, Andy answers 🍯

How long honey lasts, swapping it for sugar in baking, and the one we hear most: are we making hot honey yet?

Got a question you've always wondered about? Drop it in the comments, or ask us in the shop on Easter Road, Rodney Street or Morningside, and it might end up in the next one.

Sound on. You're welcome.

Every one of these tiny golden grains was carried home by a bee. It tastes a bit floral, a bit sweet, and it's lovely scattered over your breakfast bowl.

Find it in our shops or at edinburghhoney.co.uk