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JGS HONEY SINCE 1990
Where the wild
turns golden.
From a world of blossoms and busy bees comes honey with a story in every spoonful.
FEATURED FROM THE HIVEAcacia HoneyMeet the golden one ↗
Different blossoms. Beautifully different honey.
Find your kind of sweet.
FROM FLOWER TO HIVE TO HOME

Purely a gift from the bees
Good things are
worth savouring.
The JGS blossom library
Every jar has
its own nature.
Thirteen distinctive jars, photographed afresh. Explore the collection and find the one that feels most like yours.
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Mountain blossomsPahadiAsk about availability ↗
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Mustard blossomsCreamy MustardDiscover this honey ↗
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Jamun blossomsJamunDiscover this honey ↗
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Sidr blossomsSidrAsk about availability ↗
05
Rosewood blossomsRosewoodDiscover this honey ↗
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Lychee blossomsLycheeDiscover this honey ↗
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Sunflower blossomsSunflowerDiscover this honey ↗
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Ajwain blossomsAjwainDiscover this honey ↗
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Coriander blossomsCorianderDiscover this honey ↗
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Eucalyptus blossomsEucalyptusDiscover this honey ↗
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A meeting of blossomsMultifloralDiscover this honey ↗
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Fennel blossomsSaunfAsk about availability ↗
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Sweet neem blossomsSweet NeemDiscover this honey ↗
A whole world from the hive
More than honey.
For your kitchen, your home,
and your own little apiary.
Est.1990Good honey starts with a good story
We keep bees.
And a simple
promise.
JGS began with a few bee houses and honey sold at local flea markets. The business has grown. Our belief hasn’t.
Let the bees do what they do best. Keep the honey close to how nature made it. Pack it with care.
Meet the people behind the honeyA legacy from the hive
Some stories deserve to be seen.
In the JGS archives: original certificates and recognitions from decades of beekeeping, exhibitions and work with the wider community.
Explore their story

The JGSarchiveEST. 1990
Simple things, done thoughtfully
Nature does the extraordinary.
Let the flowers lead.
Acacia, lychee, jamun, multifloral. Explore honeys named for the blossoms that make each harvest its own.
Keep it close to nature.
Our approach is uncomplicated: filtration and careful packing, with respect for what comes from the hive.
Remember the small things.
From honey jars to tools for the apiary, everything here begins with an appreciation for bees and the people who keep them.



