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6 Generations Transylvania, Romania Raw, Never Heated 3x Vogue

Wildflower Honey on Subscription

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Our most complete honey, delivered on your schedule. Raw multi-floral Wildflower harvested from Transylvanian wild meadows at £8.79 per jar instead of £10.99. Same 20% saving at every frequency. Change, pause, or cancel anytime.

£8.79 £10.99 per 280g jar Save £2.20/jar

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Same 20% saving at every frequency. Change, pause, or cancel anytime from My Account. No tie-in, no minimum term.

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  • Free UK delivery on 3+ jar orders
  • Change or cancel anytime
  • Six generations family heritage
  • Raw, never heated, never blended

Why subscribe to wildflower

The Honey Worth Putting on Autopilot

Of the six honeys in our range, Wildflower is the most layered in flavour and the most complete in pollen profile. Here is why it earns the subscription slot.

01

The whole-spectrum honey

Wildflower carries the broadest pollen, enzyme, and flavour profile of any of our honeys. Different blossom each visit means richer character and more complete nutrition. The household jar with the most layered taste.

02

Stocks rotate by season

Wildflower flavour shifts subtly between harvests as the meadow flora changes. Subscribers receive the freshest current batch first, before stock turns over.

03

Never run out

The one downside of raw single-origin honey is it actually gets used up. Subscription means the next jar is already on its way before the current one runs dry.

04

Predictable delivery

Three frequencies to match how fast your household actually gets through a jar. Switch between them at any time as your habits change.

05

20% off, forever

Single jar price is £10.99. Subscription price is £8.79 per jar at every frequency. The saving is automatic and permanent for as long as you subscribe.

06

Lock in today's price

Your 20% saving is calculated against the current retail price. If prices rise in future, subscribers keep the 20% discount against the original base.

How it works

Three Steps, Then It Runs Itself

1

Choose

Pick your frequency: monthly, every two months, or every three months. The 20% discount is the same for all three.

2

Receive

Your first jar arrives within 2 to 5 working days. Future jars ship automatically on your chosen schedule. Standard UK delivery, free on orders of 3+ jars.

3

Adjust

Pause, skip, change frequency, or cancel in My Account. No phone calls, no retention forms, no waiting.

Your savings, in pounds

How Much You Save Per Year

20% off sounds abstract. Here is what it actually means in your account at the end of the year.

Monthly

£26.40

saved per year

12 jars × £2.20 saved on every delivery, automatically, for as long as you subscribe.

Every 3 months

£8.80

saved per year

4 jars × £2.20 saved on every delivery, automatically, for as long as you subscribe.

All three frequencies save the same 20% per jar. The total annual saving depends on how often you receive.

What you get

Five Benefits Reserved for Subscribers

20% off every delivery

Not a first-order promo. The 20% saving applies to every single delivery for the entire time you subscribe.

Never run out of Wildflower

Wildflower is the household all-rounder - tea, baking, marinades, kids. Most families finish a 280g jar within a month. Subscription means it is always in the cupboard.

Priority during limited harvests

Wildflower harvest depends on weather and bloom timing. When stock is tight, subscribers are served before one-time buyers.

Full flexibility in your account

Change frequency, skip a delivery, pause for a month, update your address, or cancel entirely. All self-service from My Account.

No tie-in, ever

No minimum term, no cancellation fee, no retention hoops. If Wildflower is not working out, you cancel and stop paying.

What you're actually getting

The Same Raw Wildflower. Same Jar. Same Standard.

Every jar in your subscription is the identical 280g jar of raw Transylvanian Wildflower that ships one-time at £10.99. Same single-origin meadow provenance, same cold extraction, same multi-floral botanical source, same moisture content. Subscription changes the price and the cadence. It does not change the honey.

For the full sensory breakdown, the species story, harvest detail, and complete natural properties, see the Wildflower Honey product page →

Origin & provenance

Where the Honey in Your Subscription Comes From

Every jar in your subscription is harvested from the Nistor family apiaries in Transylvania, Romania. Six generations of family beekeeping, single-origin harvests, one provenance that never changes from one delivery to the next.

Read the full Transylvanian heritage story →

Natural properties

What Raw Makes Possible

Two properties worth knowing about raw Wildflower. The full profile is on the product page.

Broad pollen spectrum

Multi-floral honeys carry the widest range of pollens of any honey type. Each batch contains traces from dozens of blossoms - hawthorn, clover, linden, dandelion, wildflower, wild herbs - which contribute to its distinctive layered aroma and complex flavour.

Raw, never heated

Raw honey retains glucose oxidase, the enzyme responsible for its natural antibacterial activity. This is destroyed by pasteurisation. All our Wildflower is cold-extracted and never heated above hive temperature.

See the full breakdown of Wildflower's natural properties →

For educational purposes only. Not medical advice. Raw honey is not recommended for children under 12 months. Consult your GP if you have a medical condition or are pregnant.

What sets it apart

Raw Wildflower vs Supermarket Wildflower

Most supermarket "blossom honey" is pasteurised, ultra-filtered, and blended from multiple countries. Raw, single-origin Transylvanian Wildflower is a different product entirely.

HoneyBee & Co. Raw Wildflower

  • Never heated in processing. Cold-extracted to preserve enzymes, pollen, and antioxidants.
  • Single-origin Transylvania. From the Nistor family apiaries. One harvest window, one provenance.
  • Minimally filtered. Natural pollen stays in the jar, keeping origin verifiable.
  • Fully traceable. Every jar carries a GS1 barcode and the harvest details on the label.

Typical supermarket blossom honey

  • Pasteurised. Heated to 70 degrees or more, destroying enzymes and changing flavour.
  • Blended. Multiple countries of origin combined into one anonymous jar.
  • Ultra-filtered. Pollen removed, making origin impossible to verify by lab analysis.
  • Often adulterated. Independent studies have found added sugar syrups in a significant share of imported honey.

Founder & continuity

A Subscription Is a Relationship, Not a Transaction

Dragos Nistor, founder of HoneyBee & Co., photographed in the Transylvanian forest

Dragos Nistor, Founder

Six-Generation Beekeeper · Guest Lecturer, University of Greenwich · LinkedIn Top Voice 2024

"When you subscribe, you become part of something my family has been doing for six generations. The same beekeepers. The same forests. The same standards, season after season. That's what a subscription really means: a relationship, not a transaction. We do not switch sources to hit a price point, and we do not dilute the product to scale volume."

Featured in Vogue's Summer Hot List across three consecutive editions in summer 2024. NHS 15% Discount available for all NHS staff. Every jar GS1-barcoded for full traceability from the hive to your table.

4.9 Stars

53 Google Reviews

3x Vogue

Summer Hot List 2024

6 Generations

Nistor family heritage

SALSA

Certified British Supplier

SME Award

Most Eco-Friendly 2024

Subscription questions

How the Subscription Works

Answers to what customers ask most about Wildflower on subscription. For questions about the honey itself, see the Wildflower Honey product page.

How does the subscription work?
Pick your frequency (monthly, every 2 months, or every 3 months), pick your quantity, and subscribe. Your first jar ships within 2 to 5 working days. Future jars ship automatically at £8.79 per jar on your chosen schedule. Standard UK delivery applies, free on orders of 3+ jars. Manage everything from My Account.
How do I cancel my subscription?
Log in to My Account, go to Subscriptions, and click Cancel. Cancellation takes effect immediately and you will not be charged again. No phone call, no retention form, no waiting period.
Can I pause or skip a delivery?
Yes. In My Account you can pause your subscription indefinitely, or skip the next upcoming delivery only. The subscription resumes on your next scheduled date when you unpause.
How do I change the delivery frequency?
In My Account, go to Subscriptions and click Change Frequency. Switch between monthly, every 2 months, or every 3 months at any time. The 20% saving applies at all three frequencies.
When will I be charged?
You are charged once at signup, then again on each renewal date. Monthly subscriptions renew every 30 days, every-2-month subscriptions every 60 days, and every-3-month subscriptions every 90 days. You will receive an email reminder before each renewal.
Is free UK delivery included with my subscription?
Free UK delivery applies to any order of 3 or more jars, including subscription renewals. Standard delivery charges apply to orders of 1 or 2 jars. Full details on our Delivery & Returns page.
Can I switch to a different honey on subscription?
Not as a one-click swap within the same subscription, but you can cancel this one and start a new subscription for a different variety. All six honeys are available on subscription: Wildflower, Heather, Wildflower, Soft Set, Sunflower, and Linden.
Do NHS staff and Bluelight Card holders get extra discount on top of the 20%?
The NHS 15% Discount and the subscription 20% saving are separate programmes and cannot be combined. For most NHS staff, the subscription price is the better value. Get in touch if you are unsure which works best for you.
What happens if I am away during a delivery?
Either skip the upcoming delivery from My Account before your renewal date, or let it ship to your usual address and pick it up on return. Honey is stable at room temperature and does not need refrigeration. You can also pause the subscription entirely.
How is a subscription different from buying a 3-jar bundle?
A 3-jar bundle is a one-time purchase that saves 5% on three jars. A subscription saves 20% on every jar for as long as you subscribe. If you reliably get through more than one jar every three months, the subscription delivers four times the saving per jar.
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Genuinely British Multi-Floral Raw, Never Heated SALSA Supplier

British hedgerow honey. The kitchen workhorse. Delivered automatically.

Our British Wildflower is the honey most of our customers reach for first. Multi-floral, golden, complex, and versatile enough to span breakfast to dinner. Gathered by trusted partner beekeepers across Yorkshire and the Midlands, then bottled raw. Subscribe and every jar arrives at 20% off, automatically, for as long as you want it.

Prefer to try it first? Try a single jar of British Wildflower Honey at £10.99 and upgrade to the subscription once you know it fits your kitchen routines.

Tasting notes

A Different Jar Every Season

Wildflower is multi-floral by nature. Colour, viscosity, and flavour shift slightly across batches as different flowers come into bloom. This is the opposite of blended supermarket honey, where consistency is engineered. Here, character is seasonal.

Flavour

Complex, floral

Layered with hedgerow florals and a subtle citrus edge. Changes gently with the seasons.

Aroma

Fresh meadow

Bright, hedgerow-sweet, with a fragrance that lifts when the jar opens.

Texture

Liquid to soft

Initially pourable. May soften or part-crystallise over months, a mark of authenticity.

Colour

Golden amber

Medium depth, warm amber. Varies by batch. Summer harvests tend lighter, late-summer darker.

About this honey

What Multi-Floral Actually Means

Wildflower honey, sometimes called multi-floral or polyfloral honey, is produced when honey bees forage across a diverse mix of wildflowers and hedgerow plants rather than focusing on a single bloom. British meadowland and hedgerow landscapes are particularly rich sources because of the range of plants that flower in sequence through spring and summer.

The result is honey with layered, shifting character that changes from one harvest to the next. A jar from May will taste slightly different to a jar from August. This is not a flaw, it is the honey's honest reflection of what the bees visited. Consistent, identical-tasting honey across every jar is usually a sign of industrial blending.

Because Wildflower captures the botanical character of its specific landscape, many people find it easier to tolerate during pollen-heavy times of year compared to imported honey. Read more in our guide to Wildflower honey and hayfever relief for a nuanced view of what local multi-floral honey can and cannot do for seasonal allergies.

Origin & provenance

From Yorkshire and the English Midlands

Our British Wildflower is sourced from trusted partner beekeepers working across Yorkshire and the Midlands. These are small apiaries set in farmland, hedgerow, and meadow country, far from major motorways and industrial agriculture. The bees forage freely on whatever is in bloom, producing genuinely multi-floral honey that reflects the specific landscape and weather of each harvest year.

Every jar is raw, cold-extracted, and bottled without blending or heat treatment. Our British supplier holds SALSA Certification, a nationally recognised food safety standard overseen by the Institute of Food Science and Technology. This means every jar meets rigorous safety and quality requirements that go beyond the minimum regulatory standard for honey sold in the UK.

Read more about our British supplier partnerships and the people behind your jar on our About Us page and in our customer reviews.

British

Yorkshire & Midlands apiaries

SALSA

Certified British supplier

Raw

Never heated above hive temperature

280g

Per glass jar. Eco-conscious packaging.

Why subscribe to wildflower

Why Wildflower Earns Its Place on Subscription

The kitchen workhorse. Here is why households that use honey daily keep coming back to this one.

1

The versatile jar

Breakfast drizzle, cheese-board drizzle, marinade base, salad dressing base. Wildflower works across more uses than any other honey in our range.

2

Genuinely British

Not "bottled in Britain, sourced globally." Every jar is harvested from UK apiaries, bottled by a SALSA-certified British supplier.

3

Changes with the seasons

Each batch reflects its harvest year. Subscribers get to taste British botanical shifts over time, rather than the same flat blend jar after jar.

4

Local multi-floral pollen

Many hayfever sufferers find local, multi-floral raw honey more tolerable than imported alternatives. Year-round supply means no gap in spring.

5

Save 20% vs single jars

Subscription price is £8.79 per jar versus £10.99 one-time. Applied automatically to every delivery for as long as you subscribe.

6

Three flexible frequencies

Monthly, every two months, or every three months. Switch between them anytime from My Account. Same 20% saving at every frequency.

Natural properties

The Properties of Raw British Wildflower Honey

Raw Wildflower retains its full natural composition because it is never heated above hive temperature. The properties below are present only in raw, unprocessed honey.

Natural antioxidants

Wildflower contains flavonoids and polyphenols from its diverse floral sources, generally in higher concentrations than lighter monofloral honeys. Antioxidant concentration tends to correlate with darker colour, and Wildflower's amber depth reflects this.

National Library of Medicine ↗

Antibacterial activity

Like all raw honey, Wildflower contains hydrogen-peroxide-producing enzymes (glucose oxidase) that give it natural antibacterial properties. These enzymes are present only in raw honey and are destroyed by pasteurisation and high-temperature processing.

National Library of Medicine ↗

Multi-floral pollen profile

Because Wildflower captures the pollen of many different flowers, its micronutrient and pollen profile is more varied than single-source honeys. Some people find this diversity easier to tolerate, particularly during pollen-heavy months.

Our full guide ↗

Soothing for sore throats

Wildflower is traditionally used to soothe sore throats and mild coughs. Its coating texture and natural antibacterial compounds make it effective when stirred into warm (not boiling) water or tea. The NHS recognises honey as a natural soothing agent for adult cough symptoms.

NHS ↗

The information above is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Raw honey is not recommended for children under 12 months due to the rare risk of infant botulism. If you have a medical condition or are pregnant, consult your GP before making dietary changes.

How to use it

Eight Ways to Use Wildflower Every Day

Breakfast, lunch, dinner. The honey that finds a role at every meal.

Over Greek yoghurt

Plain Greek yoghurt with fresh berries, granola, and a drizzle of Wildflower. The complex-tasting honey makes plain yoghurt taste like dessert.

With aged British cheese

Mature cheddar, Stilton, aged Lincolnshire Poacher. British honey with British cheese. A 10-second cheese-board upgrade.

In marinades and glazes

Whisk with mustard, cider vinegar, and thyme. Brush over chicken, pork, or roasted root vegetables in the last ten minutes of cooking.

In porridge and overnight oats

Stir into cooked porridge or overnight oats. Wildflower's complexity adds more flavour depth than any refined sugar or syrup.

In hot water with lemon

A traditional British home remedy for sore throats and winter colds. Warm water, fresh lemon, a teaspoon of Wildflower. Soothing and gentle.

On warm scones and crumpets

The classic British tea-time pairing. Warm scones with cream and a drizzle of Wildflower. Crumpets with butter and honey. The proper way.

In salad dressings

Whisk with olive oil, red wine vinegar, and Dijon. Wildflower's depth gives the dressing more body than a neutral honey would.

In chamomile or herbal tea

A spoonful in herbal tea adds depth and floral sweetness without overpowering. Stir once the tea has cooled slightly to preserve the enzymes.

What sets it apart

British Raw Wildflower vs Supermarket Honey

Most "British-sounding" honey on supermarket shelves is actually bottled in Britain but blended from overseas. Genuinely British honey from UK apiaries is rarer and worth knowing.

HoneyBee & Co. British Wildflower

  • Genuinely British. Harvested in Yorkshire and the Midlands, not blended with imports.
  • Never heated. Cold-extracted to preserve enzymes, pollen, and antioxidants.
  • Minimally filtered. Natural pollen stays in the jar, keeping origin verifiable.
  • SALSA-certified British supplier. Full food safety audit, full traceability.

Typical supermarket honey

  • Origin obscured. "Blend of EU and non-EU honeys" printed in small type on the back label.
  • Pasteurised. Heated to 70 degrees or more, destroying natural enzymes.
  • Ultra-filtered. Pollen removed, making origin impossible to verify.
  • Often adulterated. Independent studies have found added sugar syrups in a significant share of imported honey.

4.9 Stars

53 Google Reviews

3x Vogue

Summer Hot List

SALSA

Certified British Supplier

British

Yorkshire & Midlands

SME Award

Most Eco-Friendly 2024

Common questions

Frequently Asked

What is Wildflower honey and where does it come from?
Wildflower honey (also called multi-floral or polyfloral) is produced when honey bees forage across a diverse mix of wildflowers and hedgerow plants. Our British Wildflower is harvested by trusted partner beekeepers across Yorkshire and the Midlands. It is raw, cold-extracted, and bottled without heating or blending.
Is this the same honey available to buy one-time?
Yes. Identical honey, identical jar. The subscription simply gives you 20% off every delivery and the convenience of automatic reordering. The one-time purchase version is available at British Wildflower Honey £10.99.
Why does my Wildflower look different between jars?
Wildflower is multi-floral by nature. Colour, viscosity, and flavour change slightly across batches depending on which flowers were in bloom when the bees foraged. A May harvest tastes different to an August harvest. This is a feature of real, unblended honey, not a fault. Identical-looking honey across every jar is usually a sign of industrial blending.
Can Wildflower honey help with hayfever?
Some people find that local, multi-floral raw honey is easier to tolerate during pollen-heavy seasons. The evidence for honey as a hayfever treatment is mixed, and we make no medical claims. For a balanced view, read our guide to Wildflower honey and hayfever relief. If you have seasonal allergies, consult your GP.
Is Wildflower honey safe for children?
Raw honey, including Wildflower, should never be given to children under 12 months due to the rare risk of infant botulism. For children over one year, Wildflower is a practical everyday honey, widely used in porridge, yoghurt, and on toast. If your child is particularly sensitive to strong flavours, our Acacia subscription is milder.
How do I change or cancel my subscription?
Log in to My Account, go to Subscriptions, and click Change Frequency or Cancel. Changes take effect on your next renewal date. Cancellation takes effect immediately and you will not be charged again.
Can I switch between delivery frequencies?
Yes. Switch between monthly, every 2 months, or every 3 months at any time from My Account. The 20% saving applies at all frequencies.
Is free delivery included with the subscription?
Free UK delivery applies to any order of 3 or more jars, including subscription renewals. If you subscribe to 3+ jars (either multiple varieties or multiple jars of Wildflower renewing together), delivery is free. Standard delivery applies to 1 or 2 jars.
Should I stock up or subscribe?
If you reliably finish three jars in 3 months or less, the subscription saves four times more than the stock-up (20% vs 5%). The 3x Wildflower stock-up is ideal if you want to test your usage rate first, or prefer a one-off purchase.
How should I store raw Wildflower honey?
Room temperature, cool and dry, away from sunlight. Do not refrigerate. If a jar crystallises or softens unevenly over months, that is a sign of authenticity, not a fault. Warm the closed jar in a bowl of warm water (no hotter than 40°C) for 15 to 20 minutes to restore a smoother texture.
What makes your Wildflower different from supermarket honey?
Most "British honey" on supermarket shelves is blended from multiple countries and bottled in Britain. Our Wildflower is harvested in Yorkshire and the Midlands, never blended with imports, never heated, and bottled by a SALSA-certified British supplier. Full comparison in our Honey vs Sugar report.
Do NHS staff get additional discount on top of the subscription?
The NHS 15% lifetime discount and the subscription 20% saving are separate programmes and not stackable. For NHS staff, the subscription price is typically the better value. Contact us if you have questions about which suits you best.
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