Crafting Raw Honey from North Wales' Wildflowers

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Crafting Nature's Sweetest Conversations

At mêl menai, we create raw, small-batch honey from North Wales' wildflowers, capturing the essence of the land and the unique stories of each season in every jar.

A collection of glass jars filled with various shades of honey are neatly arranged in stacks. Some jars have golden lids and contain suspended nuts within the amber liquid. The assortment displays a range of golden hues, from light to dark amber.

Pure, Local, Authentic Honey

From Bees to Jar

Our honey is a true reflection of nature, made without blending or rushing, ensuring each jar is filled with the wild, fragrant essence of our local environment.

Our Location

Nestled in North Wales, we draw inspiration from the wildflowers and ancient woodlands surrounding us, crafting honey that reflects our unique landscape.

Location

North Wales, UK

Hours

9 AM - 5 PM

Nature

A glass jar filled with honey is placed on a wooden surface, accompanied by a honey dipper resting on top. Scattered around the jar are small piles of oats. The scene is warmly lit, casting soft shadows and highlighting the rich amber color of the honey.

A honey dipper dripping golden honey into a glass jar, set against a dark, minimalistic background.

A jar filled with golden honey sits on a wooden surface. A person's hand holds a honey dipper above the jar as honey drips down. The setting appears warm and inviting, with natural lighting highlighting the rich color of the honey.

A rustic setting features a jar of organic certified honey with a handmade paper cover next to a white enamel mug. The mug is adorned with an illustration of green leaves encircling the words 'Head Gardener.' These items are placed on a wooden surface, suggesting a cozy, natural atmosphere.

A jar of honey with a label that reads 'Bonne Maman Honey' and a net weight of 1oz (28g) is partially open. Some honey has dripped onto the surface, and there is a blue and white utensil, possibly a butter knife, with a bee design on it, partially covered in honey.

A market stall is displaying a pyramid of neatly stacked glass jars filled with golden honey, reflecting the warm sunlight. The background shows a bustling outdoor market scene, with blurred figures of people and various stalls under a clear sky.

Crafting raw honey from North Wales' wildflowers and woodlands.