Made from the same sources as our popular Wildflower variety, Creamed Honey is soft, flavourful, and versatile. Try Mountain Honey in your tea or coffee as well as in baking and savoury dishes.Ĭreamed Honey is deliciously smooth and spreadable. An amber honey, Mountain has a rich, sweet flavour. Mountain Honey is produced from a variety of remote wildflowers, trees and berries. Enjoy Blueberry Honey in baking, fruit-based desserts, and herbal tea. A golden honey, Blueberry is sweet and fruity. Try it in your tea, coffee, baking, and savoury dishes.īlueberry Honey is produced from the nectar of blueberry blossoms. Our most popular honey, wildflower is flavourful and versatile for most applications. Wildflower Honey is harvested from a blend of local wild flora. Soft and sweet, sprinkle Chilliwack River Valley Natural Bee Pollen over yogurt, cereal, or mixed into smoothies Like a natural multi-vitamin, Bee pollen is an excellent source of B-vitamins, amino acids, minerals and protein. Our raw bee pollen is collected fresh and immediately frozen to deliver the most nutrients possible. Ryan & Kathryn have three busy kids, Mackenzie, John, and Jackson, who help with the gardens, orchards, tractors, and hives. Graduating with background in science, she is interested in sustainable practises in agriculture and is fascinated by all things bee related. Kathryn Popma is a teacher in the Chilliwack school district with a passion for learning herself. This care and attention to detail extends to his work with our bees. He believes in the value of good animal husbandry, the knowledgeable practise of caring for animals. Ryan Popma grew up on a small dairy farm in Mastqui Prairie and has spent his life immersed in agriculture. These valued partnerships continue to this day.
They also established partnerships with small, family beekeepers in Manitoba who produce our incredible clover and buckwheat honeys. When Richard and Shirley Pye took over the business in 2005, they began moving the bees to different local meadows, producing a distinctive flavour of honey from each location. In 1997, Chilliwack Honey moved to their current location in Greendale. As her passion for beekeeping grew, so did the apiary. Soon, she began selling her award-winning honey by the pail.
It began with Agnes Coutt’s desire to pollinate a few raspberry bushes. Chilliwack River Valley Natural Honey has been raising bees since 1979.
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