Premium Honey Products made from raw honey
Honey Acres makes raw honey, honey straws, spreads & chocolate honey patties in Wisconsin. Family-owned for 170+ years.
Honey Acres story
Honey Acres is governed by family values. We are a family owned and operated business that prides itself on making the business a home. Each and every member of the team plays an important part in our success. Together we strive to produce only the finest products for our customers.
Driven by tradition
Honey Acres, located in Wisconsin, is home to a honey museum, retail store and manufacturing plant. We jar and manufacture all our own products in house. These fresh, unfiltered, raw and unprocessed honey products will exceed your honey expectations and make your taste buds sing. We take pride in everything that goes out of our allergen-free plant and we know you will enjoy it.
Honey Patties
Testimonials
"These candies are AMAZING!! No processed sugar, no soy, no nothing, but pure honey and chocolate liquor. We'll be buying these every order!! Sometimes dark chocolate is a little bitter, but not these. These may be the best chocolates I've ever ate!!"
Edward
"Great small family owned Honey Farm with a quaint small museum on the history of honey. Very friendly and informative. An amazing amount of information to read throughout the museum. Delicious product's, I can't get enough of their buckwheat honey, rich and robust sweet earthy honey. I never realized how honey could be so complex and varied until visiting here."
Anthony Wedyck
"Honey Acres has the BEST honey!! I always look for them at various markets throughout the year. My husband took me to the museum for my birthday and we had a blast. We loved seeing all the old machines and different ways to collecting honey. Very educational! You have to try the extra virgin honey, it's incredible!"
Sarah S
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Visit beekeeping museum
Visit free beekeeping museum in Wisconsin. A fun and educational experience for all ages.
Discover the inner workings of a real beehive, learn about the history of beekeeping in Wisconsin, and even try your hand at the famous bee dance! Our self-guided museum features engaging, hands-on exhibits, historical artifacts, educational cutaways, and a short film that explains how bees make honey—from hive to jar.
