Raw · Local · Small-batch
Honey stitched together by a whole meadow.
Every jar is a patchwork of the clover, tulip poplar and wildflowers our bees visit around Gaston County — bottled by hand, never heated, never blended.
Shop the harvest Meet the hives🌼 Seasonal patchesSpring honey is light and floral; late summer runs dark and malty. We label each batch by season so you can taste the difference.
🫙 Straight from the frameExtracted cold and strained once — pollen, enzymes and flavor stay in the jar.
🏡 Backyard, not factoryA handful of hives, one family, and a lot of smoke and patience. Local pickup always free.
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Small batches sell out. One email when new honey is bottled — that's it.
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Our story
Why "quilted"?
A quilt is a lot of small, ordinary pieces stitched into something warm. Honey works the same way — thousands of bees, millions of flowers, one jar.
We started with two hives in the backyard and a borrowed smoker. Now [Name] tends the apiary full-time-ish, and every jar still gets filled at our kitchen table.
- SpringHives wake up. Tulip poplar and clover bloom — our lightest honey.
- SummerMain harvest. Wildflower and sourwood if we're lucky.
- FallGoldenrod and aster — dark, bold, great in tea.
- WinterBees cluster. We pour candles and make balm.
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Find us
WhereWhenNotes
Farmers market (placeholder)Saturdays, 8–12Seasonal, Apr–Nov
Local pickupBy appointmentFree — choose at checkout
Holiday craft fairsNov–DecGift boxes & candles
Questions, wholesale or bulk orders: hello@quiltedbees.com