Raised with care
Our bees are kept for their health and wellbeing. Honey only when there is a natural surplus.
From healthy bees, natural landscapes
and genuine small-batch harvests.
Our bees are kept for their health and wellbeing. Honey only when there is a natural surplus.
From woodland, wildflowers and coastal flora around English Harbour and the surrounding hills.
Never heated or heavily processed. Just raw, pure honey the way nature intended.
Each harvest is limited and unique, reflecting the season, the bees and the landscape.
Hear first about the 2027 harvest, confirmed Antigua stockists and limited six-bottle Single Frame releases.
Woodland shade, dependable water, responsible colony numbers and careful monitoring support strong bees while their foraging helps local flowering plants, gardens and fruit trees.
Hives are placed among retained local trees for shade, screening and wind protection.
Honey is taken only when colonies have enough stores for their own continued strength.
Foraging bees transfer pollen between flowers and help the surrounding ecosystem thrive.
Want bees at home, or found a swarm that needs somewhere safer to go? We can help establish new hives and relocate recoverable honey bee colonies.
Purchase a nuc or complete hive, with optional ongoing inspections, colony management and honey harvest assistance.
Explore home hives →Honey bee swarms often do not need to be exterminated. Where safe and practical, we collect and relocate the colony into suitable equipment.
Report a swarm →We are building relationships with shops, villa managers, restaurants, cafés, hotels and gift retailers across Antigua.
Yes. Old Fort Honey Co. is being developed around locally managed colonies in the Monk’s Hill and English Harbour area of Antigua.
Not at launch. The website is designed to show current availability and direct customers to approved local stockists.
The honey is handled with minimal processing and is not fine-filtered to remove all naturally occurring particles. Final label claims will be checked against the finished production method and local requirements.
Crystallisation is a normal natural process. Placing the closed container in gently warm water can return it to a more liquid consistency.
Honey must not be given to infants under 12 months.