About Addlestone Honey

Addlestone honey beehives at our Woburn hill apiary site.

I'm Paul an Addlestone-based beekeeper and creator of Addlestone honey.
Addlestone honey is a small-scale honey producer, located in the town of Addlestone, Surrey, England - 8 miles southwest of London, just within the M25 orbital motorway.

A hive inspection at the Woburn hill apiary.

I use locally caught bees from wild swarms and locally mated queens - both well suited to the local environment.

Bees bearding on a hot Addlestone summer's day, at the entrance of a beehive.

Addlestone honey and beeswax are made by bees caught and living in Addlestone. Whilst honey bees have been known to fly 8km to forage, most stay within a 1km distance of their hive.

I'm a member of the Weybridge beekeepers association and the British beekeeping association (BBKA).

If you ae interested in a bee experience, the Weighbridge beekeeper association (WBKA) off a 2-day 'taster' experience. Then, if that wets your appetite, you have the option of a very affordable 10 week beginners course, that takes place over the first 6-months of the year (Winter: Theory, Summer: Practical).