Golden hour view of the Georgia Hive & Honey apiary

Georgia Hive & Honey Co.

Pure Honey.

Purely Georgia.

Raw, unfiltered honey from our family apiary in Fayette County — never imported, never blended.

The Georgia Hive & Honey family at their apiary

Our Story

A family tradition begins here — learning from my brother, teaching my children, and now my grandchildren what it means to tend the land, care for the bees, and let the honey speak for itself.

— Kevin Tuttle, Beekeeper & Founder

From Our Hives

The Honey We Make

Wildflower Honey

Wildflower Honey

Complex, floral, and deeply aromatic — a true expression of Georgia's native blooms.

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Clover Honey

Clover Honey

Mild, buttery, and endlessly versatile. The honey your grandmother kept on the table.

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Raw Comb HoneyLimited

Raw Comb Honey

Honeycomb straight from the hive — wax, honey, and all the wild complexity nature intended.

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The Georgia Hive & Honey family among their hive rows

Visit the Apiary

Come See Where the Honey Is Made

Walk the rows, open a hive, and taste honey seconds after it leaves the comb. A hands-on experience for families, foodies, and the genuinely curious.

Why Our Honey

The Difference You Can Taste

Certified Beekeeper

Georgia Beekeepers Association & University of Georgia

Never Imported

Every jar is filled from hives we tend ourselves in Fayette County, Georgia. No blending, no importing — just honest, local honey.

Raw & Unfiltered

We never heat or over-filter our honey. That means you get every enzyme, antioxidant, and trace of pollen nature put there.

Family Tended

Our bees are cared for by hand, season by season. Small-batch beekeeping means we know every hive — and it shows in every jar.

From our customers

What People Are Saying

"I've had plenty of honey over the years, but this is the first wildflower honey I've ever had where I could actually taste the wildflowers! It has such a delicious and unique flavor, and I can't get enough of it! Knowing the care that went into raising the bees that produced this honey makes it even more special."

Paula G.

Fayetteville, GA

Golden honey dripping from a wooden dipper

"Honey the way it was always meant to be."