Biscuit's Bees Smyrna GA | Local Raw Honey & Beekeeping

What's New?

Sold out for 2026!

August 20, 2026 - We're officially sold out for the season! We sold 20 gallons this season, thank you for your patronage! See you next Spring!

Summer 2026 Honey

August 8, 2026 - Last harvest for the Summer available now! Summer 2026 Honey for sale at the stand.

Spring 2026 Harvest!

May 11, 2026 - Biscuit's back! Spring 2026 Honey now available for sale at the stand.

Spring 2025 Harvest!

June 8, 2025 - Good news, we've completed a small harvest and are in the process of jarring it for purchase. Check back with us in early July!

May 1, 2025 - Providing a quick update on this year’s honey harvest. As you may have heard, U.S. commercial honeybee stocks have been hit an eighteen-year high in Colony losses. We have also been impacted and experienced an 80% loss in our hives coming in...

Bad News On Fall Honey

October 1, 2024 - Bad news ya'll, no Fall honey harvest this year. The bees will need what they have currently to get through the winter. We'll be back in the Spring!

What We Do

Honey

Easily our tastiest offering, see what Biscuit and the bees made this season. Reach out to see the locations of our self service stands or the local events we're attending!

Bees/Starter Hives

Start a delicious and rewarding hobby today. Biscuit has bees to share, contact us to reserve a starter hive (called a NUC) of gentle stock. Our bees are a hardy mix breed; productive, disease and pest resistance, and not prone to swarming. Email us for details!

Swarm Removals

Swarming is how honey bees find a new home, but sometimes they decide to co-op our homes, cars, and structures in the process. While swarms tend to move on after a brief rest, sometimes the bees chose to stay. Contact us to help find them a more appropriate home!

Queens

For those with existing hives and in need of queens: our bees are a hardy mix breed; productive, disease and pest resistance, and not prone to swarming. Email us for details!

FAQs

Where can I buy your honey?

Contact us at info@biscuitsbees.com or @biscuitsbees on Instagram to get the address to our self service stands or the upcoming local events in the Atlanta Metro Area.

Do you ship your honey?

We do not currently ship our honey, and only sell at our self service stands or the local events in the Atlanta Metro Area.

I'd like to order a NUC or a mated queen - How can I place an order?

Contact us at info@biscuitsbees.com to place an order. Our NUCs are $180, including a ProNUC box and five drawn choice frames. Our queens are $40, come mated and marked. We currently only sell NUCs and queens on pre-order. We recommend placing orders in early Spring for current season or during the Fall/Winter for next year's season.

What do I need to get started beekeeping?

You can start beekeeping with as little as a veil, gloves, and a hive tool. Most people tend to start their journey by finding a local beekeeping club, mentor, or learning through books, YouTube, and other sources. Next step is generally to get a starter hive of bees either as a Package (loose bees sold by weight) or a NUC (a small established hive).

I have a swarm on my property - What do I do?

While swarms tend to move on after a brief rest, sometimes the bees chose to stay. Do not approach swarming bees, while swarmed bees are typically not aggressive, they may sting if they feel threatened or are disturbed. Contact us at info@biscuitsbees.com to help find them a new home. We cannot guarantee that we can help you, but we may be able to offer you a referral to other beekeepers in the area.

I am interested in having a managed hive for my organization - How do I get started?

Contact us at info@biscuitsbees.com or @biscuitsbees on Instagram to discuss pricing, servicing, and getting your hives established.

Do you offer group classes or mentorship programs on beekeeping

We offer mentorship and assistance included with any purchase of a NUC to help new beekeepers get off the ground. Contact us at info@biscuitsbees.com or @biscuitsbees on Instagram to discuss pricing on group classes.

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