
Gifting & first taste
355 ml Jar
Glass hex jar · ≈ 500 g net
The classic shelf jar — one season, one apiary, coarse-screened and never heated.
≈ $4.80 / 100 g · CAD
Harvest Pre-Order · Closes November 1, 2026
Extraction and jarring finish in early November. Every pre-order is filled from that harvest, jarred to order and either held for pickup at the Princeton yard or run out on the delivery loop mid-month. Four formats — 355 ml, 500 ml, 750 ml and the 3 kg homestead pail — at locked pre-order pricing below shelf.


Choose your format
The bigger the format, the lower the price per gram — the pail is the value anchor of the yard. Pre-order pricing holds until November 1, 2026; after that each format moves to its shelf price.

Gifting & first taste
Glass hex jar · ≈ 500 g net
The classic shelf jar — one season, one apiary, coarse-screened and never heated.
≈ $4.80 / 100 g · CAD

Everyday kitchen
Glass hex jar · ≈ 700 g net
The everyday jar. Enough to get a household through to the spring flow.
≈ $4.57 / 100 g · CAD

Bakers & daily pourers
Tall glass jar · ≈ 1 kg net
Our best-looking jar on a counter — a full kilo of bench honey behind topographic glass, with the batch QR on the shoulder.
≈ $4.40 / 100 g · CAD

Best value · pantry & bulk
Food-grade pail with handle · 3 kg net
The homestead format. Best value per gram in the yard — decant into your own jars, or set it on the pantry shelf and work straight from the pail.
≈ $3.50 / 100 g · CAD
Pre-order collections · Free delivery
Any collection on this list ships the delivery fee to zero on your whole pre-order — Similkameen, Okanagan or the Vancouver run. Pickup at the Princeton yard is always free.
One for the counter, one for the cupboard. The simplest way to not run out in February.
A kilo for the house and two gift jars kept back for the people who show up.
A full year of honey: bulk in the pail, a kilo in reach and one jar ready to give away.
Hold my harvest
Send the reservation and we confirm your format, pickup or delivery window and total by email. Payment is taken at handover in mid-November.
Pre-orders tell us how many jars to hold back from the wholesale pallet, so the bench honey stays with the people who asked for it.
Every format is priced under its shelf rate until the window closes, and the per-gram rate keeps falling as the format grows.
Each jar carries the batch QR — floral breakdown, moisture, yard coordinates and extraction notes for the exact honey in your hand.