Circling Hawk Honey & Mead

Circling Hawk Honey & Mead Order & pickup from the farm store. Our customers say we have awesome honey & meads. We tend to agree. It's all natural, local, & raw.

We also offer farm tours & wedding favours! Circling Hawk Honey Farm and Meadery produces and sells raw unpasteurized honey, comb, pollen, mead, fruit wine & cheesecakes directly from a kiosk inside the farm gate.

A big thank you to everyone who joined our free beekeeping demo last weekend! It was wonderful sharing our passion for b...
10/02/2026

A big thank you to everyone who joined our free beekeeping demo last weekend! It was wonderful sharing our passion for bees with such an enthusiastic group, and we loved answering all your great questions.

If you missed out, don't worry—we have one final demo left this season!
When: Saturday, October 10th at 2:00 PM
Where: our farm, 13433 Leslie St. in Richmond Hill, ON
Cost: Free!

Spots are limited, so you’ll need to sign up ahead of time. Check out the link below to reserve your space before it fills up:
https://www.circlinghawkfarm.com/honeybee-farm-tours/beekeeping_demo/

Have a four-legged family member? We’d love for you to join us on October 24th for our Dog Days Event! We’re coming toge...
10/01/2026

Have a four-legged family member? We’d love for you to join us on October 24th for our Dog Days Event! We’re coming together to celebrate our favourite companions with a mix of a few local vendors offering sweet pup-themed treats and information.

We’ll have delicious food and tasty snacks ready for both dogs and their humans, so nobody leaves hungry! Bring your pups along and spend a relaxing day with us.

If you are interested, let us know you are coming at our event link below:
https://www.facebook.com/share/1EWHf5pNCu/

As the weather cools down and fall goes into full swing, one question comes up more than any other in our store and at o...
09/30/2026

As the weather cools down and fall goes into full swing, one question comes up more than any other in our store and at our demos: do honey bees hibernate?

The answer is actually no! Unlike bumblebees, a honey bee colony stays active all winter. Instead of sleeping, they have a particular survival trick: they form a tight "winter cluster" around their queen inside the hive and flex their flight muscles to generate heat. By shivering together and trading places between the cold outer edge and the warm center, they can keep the inside of the cluster at a cozy 90°F. All that heating takes energy, which is why they work through the summer storing up honey to feed their winter furnace! 🐝❄️

We loved our collaboration with DIBS Scratch Bakery and Chaotic Goods Baking over the weekend! We couldn't be happier wi...
09/29/2026

We loved our collaboration with DIBS Scratch Bakery and Chaotic Goods Baking over the weekend! We couldn't be happier with how the honey products turned out—every single treat was perfect, and we love working with other local bakers and businesses.

A thank you to everyone who stopped in as well and supported this pop-up! We hope you loved these honey creations. 🍯🍪

If you missed out—don't worry! We’re already planning to bring these baked goods back again. Stay tuned!

After spending some quality time brewing, our dry pear mead has officially returned. If you’ve been waiting to restock, ...
09/28/2026

After spending some quality time brewing, our dry pear mead has officially returned. If you’ve been waiting to restock, now’s your chance to grab a bottle and sample the newest batch. 🍐🍻

We’ve also got brand-new meads currently in the works and coming your way very soon. Keep an eye out for updates, and stop by to pick up your Stage Left Pear Mead today!

For our mead store online, check out the link below!
https://shop.circlinghawkfarm.com/shop/mead/3

Our honey-infused baked goods are still being sold today! We’ve teamed up with two amazing local bakers, DIBS Scratch Ba...
09/27/2026

Our honey-infused baked goods are still being sold today! We’ve teamed up with two amazing local bakers, DIBS Scratch Bakery and Chaotic Goods Baking, to bring you a delicious lineup of treats made with our very own honey.
📍 Where: In-store at 13433 Leslie St., Richmond Hill
⏰ When: today and tomorrow (starting at opening, available until sold out!)

Come taste the difference real honey makes before it’s all gone!

Finding the right favours for an event can be challenging, but who doesn't love local honey? Our collection of favour ho...
09/25/2026

Finding the right favours for an event can be challenging, but who doesn't love local honey? Our collection of favour honey jars features a wide range of shapes alongside flexible label designs that can be personalized for weddings, baby showers, anniversaries, or any other gathering. We can easily adapt to fit the needs of your event!

For more information about our wedding favour jars, check out the link below!
https://www.circlinghawkfarm.com/wedding-favors-honey/

Featured in this picture is our flavourful buckwheat honey. Buckwheat honey gets its distinctive hue from the nectar of ...
09/24/2026

Featured in this picture is our flavourful buckwheat honey. Buckwheat honey gets its distinctive hue from the nectar of white buckwheat flowers, which are rich in natural pigments and minerals.

Unlike lighter floral honeys, it has a deeper colour—ranging from a dark amber to almost black—and a much bolder flavour. Instead of a mild sweetness, it carries a robust taste, sometimes said to be similar to molasses, date syrup, or malt syrup. Because of its stronger taste, it works exceptionally well stirred into oatmeal, in baked goods, or used in recipes that call for a sweetener with a bit more depth.

To see our buckwheat honey, or our other honey, check out the link below!
https://shop.circlinghawkfarm.com/shop/honey/FD5NBAKIWAXVNCBJ4C4GCLH3

It's time for another bee fact! In these photos, one of our honey bees pauses over an aster flower. Packed tightly onto ...
09/23/2026

It's time for another bee fact! In these photos, one of our honey bees pauses over an aster flower. Packed tightly onto her hind legs are bright yellow nubs called pollen baskets.

Pollen is a hive's primary source of protein and essential fats. She is gathering valuable resources to help her colony survive the colder months ahead. As she gathers, tiny loose grains rub off onto neighbouring asters. This cross-pollination allows the flowers to reproduce, so this bee stocking her home's pantry helps keep our garden alive and growing!

09/23/2026

In this video, one of our honey bees helps pollinate an aster flower. If you look closely at her hind legs, you’ll spot bright yellow pockets—her pollen baskets (or corbiculae).

As she brushes against the aster's center, fine pollen dust clings to her body. She meticulously grooms herself mid-flight, packing those microscopic grains into tight, portable golden pockets to carry back to the hive.

Address

13433 Leslie Street
Richmond Hill, ON
L4E1A2

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 5am
Tuesday 1pm - 5am
Wednesday 1pm - 5pm
Thursday 1pm - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm
Sunday 11am - 4pm

Telephone

2898094360

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