Golden, rich, and straight from the heart of Appalachia—local honey is one of Mountaineer Country’s sweetest features. In Greater Morgantown, you’ll find a variety of distributors that offer honey made here in the mountains. These businesses not only serve our nectar, but they also support passionate beekeepers and hometown entrepreneurs alike. Check out the West Virginia Honey Trail to experience the beloved benefits of local honey!
Find local honey near you:
Lakeside Honey
A popular hometown brand known for its all-organic honey and bee-inspired products is Lakeside Honey. While Lakeside Honey doesn’t have a physical storefront, you can find its products at Café Rosé, Almost Heaven Desserts & Coffee Shop, Baker Cheese Company, and other local businesses, spreading delicious honey harvested throughout all the WV seasons. Lakeside also sells self-care products, including soft body balm, bug repellent, nasal spray, and paw balm for your furry friends!
Mal’s Fresh Produce
From family farms to you! Swing by Mal’s Fresh Produce to find tasty local honey, baked goods, and so much more. From natural, sourced meat free of synthetic hormones to produce free of pesticides, Mal’s is the spot.
The Tea Shoppe
The Tea Shoppe is a charming stop on the West Virginia Honey Trail, offering Dream Chasers Apiary Honey and Big Bob’s Honey. Located in the Seneca Center, this cozy café and gift shop is the perfect place to enjoy a sweet taste of West Virginia while you sip and shop.
AntiquiTea House
AntiquiTea House sells local honey sourced from Mountain Bee Apiaries, which is located only one block away from their coffee shop! This hometown favorite provides customers with fresh tea and raw honey, the perfect combo.
Coopers Rock State Forest Gift Shop
Coopers Rock State Forest Gift Shop is a must-stop for nature lovers and a sweet spot to pick up locally made honey. Alongside park souvenirs and Appalachian-inspired gifts, it’s the perfect place to grab a taste of local flavor before or after exploring the iconic overlooks and trails of Coopers Rock State Forest.
No matter how you like your honey–drizzled in tea or fresh from the jar–Mountaineer Country’s local sources have you covered. Pick some up and enjoy a true taste of Appalachia.