Honeycomb Grove

01/11/2025

***Announcement***
Our tasting room will be closed to the public until further notice. Y’all stay warm out there!

12/07/2024

Even Santa knows how big of a deal our stocking-sized bottles are. Make sure to stock up on them Saturdays from 12-5! 🎅🏻

10/26/2024

We will be closed today (10.26.24), sorry for any broken hearts.

However, stay tuned this week for some exciting news!

09/28/2024

Come celebrate the sunshine with a fresh bottle of Meadmosa!

08/22/2024

It’s that time of year, folks! This is an excellent way to help start your beekeeping journey.

VDACS is now accepting applications for the 2024 Beehive Distribution Program. Virginia residents age 18 or older can apply for free equipment for assembling new beehives. Recipients will be selected at random from qualifying applications received during the application period, which runs until Sept. 6.

Recipients of beehive units must assemble the equipment and occupy it with a colony of honey bees within one year of receiving the equipment. VDACS does not provide honey bees or equipment for managing the hives, such as personal safety equipment or honey processing equipment.

Read more about this program on our website:
https://ow.ly/m9b150T4wXY

08/10/2024

Happy Street Scene! (Make sure to cruise the sidewalks in town too!) hooked us up with plenty of balloons to grab your attention. Come grab a glass, or even some bottles to go. We’re open as long as they have these beautiful cars on the road today.

07/27/2024

Always refreshing.

07/20/2024

Finally a break from the heat! Come celebrate with some mead!

06/29/2024

It’s so hot out that even the Meadmosas are sweating! If you want to ensure you’ll be the life of the cookout this week, stop in and grab a crisp bottle of mead today!

06/22/2024

Looking to escape the heat? Come in today for a cool glass of mead, or pick up a few bottles to take home and enjoy!

06/17/2024

This Mead Monday is the start of a weeklong celebration of our hardest workers here at Honeycomb Grove, our pollinator partners responsible for the fine honey we use as the base of all our beverages. 
However, this week is also to help the promote conservation of the unsung heroes of the pollination world. Although most do not produce any agricultural product such as wax or honey, they are still instrumental in the pollination of many of the foods we enjoy. Be it moths for certain gourd species, bumblebees for blueberries, or even bats for a variety of cacti!
Learn more about how you can help all pollinators through planting native species at https://pollinator.org/pollinator-week (and of course by purchasing local hive products from your neighborhood farmers market).