Fowler's Honey

09/02/2021

Hi all,
We're just giving everyone a heads up that the Fowler Honey website is undergoing an update so please bear with us as we try and give you the best use friendly experience that we can give you. For those who have contacted us about this we apologize and are working as fast as possible to remedy the situation

- The Fowler Family🐝🐝🐝

03/26/2021

Spring is in the air around here Fowler fans but unfortunately some our bears didn't quite make through hibernation. They crystallized and won't wake up. If your honey bears or jars look anything like these just remember you can always wake them back up again by putting them in warm water or if your lucky to have that summer heat already just place them outside in the direct sunlight. They will be right as spring rain before long🐝🐝

02/16/2021

Hey Fowler Honey fans,

Just an update if you have purchased honey:

1. Due to the severe weather conditions deliveries might be delayed by a few days due to hazardous road conditions.
2. If you've ordered online please allow extra time for your delivery to arrive. A lot of delivery services are overwhelmed and understaffed because of the winter storm.
Rest assured that our company is working hard to get to everybody in a safe and timely manner.

Thank you so much for understanding during these hard few days. Please stay safe and stay warm.

The Fowler Family🐝🐝

11/27/2020

Happy Thanksgiving all!! We hope you had an amazing day full of family and friends. Bee safe as you make your way home tonight

05/21/2020

Hey honey fans just a quick update for you:
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic more of our customers have been trying to purchase honey through our website fowlerhoney.com but have hit a wall in the checkout process. We just wanted to take this opportunity to let you know that the those issues have been resolved and everything is good to go. Sorry for any inconvenience you might have experienced trying to purchase our delicious honey. 🐝🐝

Looking for raw unpasteurized honey? We've been gathering honey straight from our hives to the bottle for the past 30 years. Shop online or shop locally!

11/19/2019

Check out this article. Apparently bees can surf in water!! These little guys never cease to amaze us🐝🌊.

Walking on Caltech's campus, research engineer Chris Roh (MS '13, Ph.D. '17) happened to see a bee stuck in the water of Millikan Pond. Although it was a common-enough sight, it led Roh and his advisor, Mory Gharib (Ph.D. '83), to a discovery about the potentially unique way that bees navigate the i...

11/17/2019

Good news for honey bees. Let's hope this kind of research continues🐝🐝

Honey bees are under extreme pressure. Beekeepers in the US have been losing and then replacing an average of 40 percent of their honey bee colonies every year since 2010, a rate that is probably unsustainable and would be unacceptable in other kinds of husbandry. The biggest contributor to this dec...

03/05/2019

Hey all, I know it's been a while since we posted anything. We've been hard at work making a couple of expansions and updates to our buildings. If you haven't been able to find the website we apologize it's been undergoing an update as well. With these expansions and updates we hope to make it that much easier for you to enjoy our all natural honey!

Looking for raw unpasteurized honey? We've been gathering honey straight from our hives to the bottle for the past 30 years. Shop online or shop locally!

09/25/2018

Here's an interesting article about honey in the ancient Eygpt!! As old as the honey is from Eygpt it's still not the oldest archceologists have found. Sound off in the comment section to see if you can guess where that honor lies.

It might be hard to bee-lieve but the 3,000-year-old sweet treat is still edible

09/02/2018

Do you love Fowler Honey as much as we love making it? Well head over to the New Berlin Sausage Festival and enter the auction for your chance to win a gallon of Fowler's Honey. Wee hour to see you there!!!

08/19/2018

Lets take a snap poll honey fans: How may of you have had the misfortune of being stung by a bee? I know everyone here at Fowler Honey has at least once. But did you know the bee that stung you was a female? That's right the males, called "drones", are born without a stinger have only one purpose: to mate with the queen bee.