Regency Honey
Our Honey

Truly raw. Truly different.

Most honey on the shelf has been heated or thinned, even when the label says raw. Ours never is — here's why that matters, and what it makes possible.

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What “truly raw” means.

Most store-bought, pourable honey has been mixed with water or heated to high temperatures — even when the label says ‘raw.’ That processing strips honey of much of its natural character.

Regency Honey is truly raw and unfiltered. We extract it from the comb using only a centrifuge and gravity to separate the wax, then pour it straight into our signature jars. Nothing added, nothing taken away — which is why you may see specks of pollen and enzymes when you open a jar. That’s how honey is supposed to look.

The sweet tip.

Raw honey naturally hardens over time — crystallization is a sign of real, unprocessed honey, not a flaw. To soften it, set the jar in warm water or a warm, sunny spot. Never heat it above 95°F — the temperature of the hive itself. Honey should never be warmer than the place it was made.

The Collection

From our hives to your table.

Regency Honey 250 ml jar

Regency Honey · 250 ml

$18

Our signature jar. Unfiltered, unheated, with the flavor of the Fruit Way intact.

Order via Longbourn · select gift shops
Raw honeycomb filled with golden honey

Honeycomb

$20

Honey exactly as the bees left it — wax, structure and all. The centerpiece of any board.

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Jane Durham bee oil painting in a study

Jane Durham · Oil on Canvas

$550

An original honeybee study by the Utah painter, framed — sold exclusively through Regency Honey.

Enquire via Longbourn · limited pieces
Napoleonic bee pillow in gold on a French armchair

Pride of Place · Bee Pillow

$175

Napoleon’s bee, hand-embroidered on linen in four colorways. An heirloom in the making.

Order via Longbourn · select gift shops