Shipwreck Apiaries | A Seattle Honeybee Company

Living with intention:

Honoring the past, protecting the future

From our Hives to your Home:

Raw Honey, propolis, pure beeswax, holistic self-care and honeybees

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Raw Honey

Raw Honey - Quart Jar

$47.50

Raw Honey - 1 lb Jar

$18

Raw Honey - 9 oz Hex Jar

$14.25

Shipwreck Apiaries Raw Honey 8oz glass flagon in both Blackberry Blossom Honey or Wildflower Blossom Honey top view

Shipwreck Apiaries Raw Honey 8oz glass flagon in both Blackberry Blossom Honey or Wildflower Blossom Honey Front Label

Raw Honey - 8 oz Flagon

$18.25

Shipwreck Honey Raw Honey 2oz Jar in Wildflower Blossom Honey Side Jar 'Thank you for buying our honey and directly supporting our efforts with the honeybee.'

Shipwreck Honey Raw Honey 2oz Jar in Wildflower Blossom Honey Front Jar Label

Raw Honey- 2 oz Mason jar

$5

Raw Honey - 2 oz Mini Honey Bear

$3

Shipwreck Honey Raw Honey individual honey sticks *Variety flavors are randomly selected but include: blackberry, strawberry, lemon, orange, mint, apple, raspberry, peach, sweet Clover and more.

Raw Honey Sticks

$6.99

Shipwreck Honey Seattle WA - From Our Hives to Your Home. Creamed Honey 8oz top of container

Shipwreck Honey Seattle WA Creamed Honey 8oz container

Creamed Honey - 8 oz Tub

$11.99

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It’s in our blood:

What began long ago in mountain beehives of North Idaho continues today, 5 generations later in Western Washington.

Sustainable provisions for a healthier planet

Notes from the Field/Food from the Flames

The Golden Hive

Honey Cakes

Many Northmen gathered around Beorn who became a great chief. It is possible that the Beornings became known as a people through being descendants ...

Fire roasted fruit with caramelized creamed honey

Split a banana vertically down the center, leaving the peel on. Apply a generous smear of our creamed honey on the exposed face of the fruit then d...

Honeybees in folklore

Traditions vary but many cultures will also leave food and wine for their hives during these visits, but I suspect the little field mice benefit f...