Hilltop Honey

5 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from May 5, 2015
  

  Alana A. asked:

  Looking for exterminator to get rid of bees! Recos welcome! Thanks!

  

  Walter B. replied:

  http://hilltophoneyllc.com/swarm.htm

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• Referral from May 1, 2015
  

  Elayne W. asked:

  Hello fellow CoB! I'm in desperate need of locally made honey! And possibly bee pollen as well. My son's allergies are getting the best of him this year. Thanks for all recommendations and advice!

  

  Jennifer M. replied:

  Hilltop Honey in Caldwell, NJ, 973-403-8662

  

  Maria P. replied:

  Some of these may have been listed...but this was asked last year on the Bloomfield Pulse and these were some of the suggestions. Hilltop Honey http://hilltophoneyllc.com/ Klutch.Cargo@verizon.net Joseph Lelinho (973) 403-8662 North Caldwell Fresh honey, creamed honey, pollen, beeswax and swarm retrievals. Also available for craft fairs and groups Hillcrest Apiaries weberscrossing9@gmail.com South Orange Essex County 973 313-0656 We sell a light, spring honey from cultivated garden floweres and a wildflower honey in jars only at this time. "my bees are gentle" NEWARK — Somewhere in the backyards of several Newark homes, 200,000 Carniolan bees are making raw honey you won’t find in grocery stores. There’s buckwheat and cranberry, butter bean and blueberry. If none of those tickle your taste buds, wildflower, fire weed and black locust just might. The eight hives belong to Aaron Daniels, an urban beekeeper in a city buzzing too often about life’s harsh realities. http://blog.nj.com/njv_barry_carter/2013/07/an_urban_bee_keeper_in_newark.html#incart_river About Jersey Buzz, LLC Aaron Daniels is a producer and distributor of honey and honey related products. He works in the growing urban farming industry as a full-time Beekeeper. Beekeeping (or apiculture, from Latin apis, bee) is the maintenance of honey bee colonies. A beekeeper (or apiarist) keeps bees in order to collect honey and other products of the hive (including beeswax, propolis, pollen, and royal jelly), to pollinate crops, or to produce bees for sale to other beekeepers. A location where bees are kept is called an apiary or "bee yard". Aaron has kept bees for over three years; each year is an enjoyable new experience http://www.jerseybuzz.net/ Morgans Organic Farm Stand in Cedar Grove sells raw honey and their farmer's market is open Saturdays from 9am-1pm HONEY.HONEY.HONEY We have local honey right from Cedar Grove for sale! This is pure all natural raw honey. 6oz $6.00 ea 8oz $8.00 ea 12 oz $10.00 each 1 lb $12.00 each 2.75 lbs $ 28.00 each. We can also ship anywhere in the USA through UPS. https://www.facebook.com/CGFarmStand/photos/pb.200618820108993.-2207520000.1407507838./283363158501225/?type=3&theater http://www.morgansfarm.org/ @jersey buzz https://www.facebook.com/pages/JerseyBuzz/187359271281372

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• Referral from October 16, 2014
  

  Ginny C. asked:

  Anybody know where to buy local honey in Bloomfield, or failing that, in Montclair?

  

  Maria P. replied:

  Hilltop Honey http://hilltophoneyllc.com/ Klutch.Cargo@verizon.net Joseph Lelinho (973) 403-8662 North Caldwell Fresh honey, creamed honey, pollen, beeswax and swarm retrievals. Also available for craft fairs and groups Hillcrest Apiaries weberscrossing9@gmail.com South Orange Essex County 973 313-0656 We sell a light, spring honey from cultivated garden floweres and a wildflower honey in jars only at this time.

  

  Wesley F. replied:

  I think Hilltop Honey is the No. Caldwell apiary that has a stand at the Farmer's Market in Montclair (http://hilltophoneyllc.com/) I believe there's an apiary or two right there in Montclair if you Google around, like Essex Girl (http://www.essexgirlhoney.com/). If you watch, you can maybe catch them when they've got honey for sale. We get our honey from a friend who keeps bees in Jersey City, he sells it under the label "Exit 14", I do believe. Not sure if it's available around here, though it is available in stores in Jersey City (but that doesn't answer your question and this isn't a Jersey City group, but I digress).

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