Honeyville & the Fruit Way.
Our honey comes from Box Elder County, in Utah’s far north — home to a town literally named Honeyville. As the story goes, the town took its name from the apiaries of Abraham Hunsaker, an early settler and beekeeper whose hives were famous in the valley. Bees are stitched into the place; Utah itself is the Beehive State, its emblem a hive and the word Industry.
Just down the road runs the stretch of Highway 89 that locals have called the Fruit Way for generations — miles of peach, cherry, apple and apricot orchards, with roadside fruit stands that have fed Utah families every summer for a century.
Every spring, bees work those orchard blossoms and the wildflowers between them. Every jar of Regency Honey tastes like that road: peach, cherry, apple, wildflower and alfalfa.
