Spring Wildflower
Light, floral, with notes of clover and dandelion. The first harvest of the season — delicate and bright.
Raw, unfiltered, and harvested by hand from the Champlain Valley. Peter Hadeka brings you nature's gold — straight from hive to jar.
Peter Hadeka tends over 200 hives across the rolling hills of the Champlain Valley in Castleton, Vermont. As a VBA (Vermont Beekeepers Association) Certified Beekeeper, he follows sustainable practices that prioritize bee health and honey purity above all else.
Every jar of Peter's Wildflower Honey is raw — never heated past hive temperature, never ultra-filtered. This preserves the natural enzymes, pollen, and subtle floral notes that make each harvest unique to the season and the valley's diverse wildflower meadows.
The result? Honey that tastes like Vermont sunshine — complex, aromatic, and utterly pure.
Light, floral, with notes of clover and dandelion. The first harvest of the season — delicate and bright.
Rich, amber, complex. Blackberry, goldenrod, and basswood create deep flavor with a long finish.
Bold, robust, with hints of aster and goldenrod. The darkest, most intense harvest of the year.
Bees forage freely across 3,000+ acres of protected Champlain Valley wildflower meadows.
Frames are hand-selected and uncapped with heated knives — never blown or brushed.
Centrifugal spinning at hive temperature (95°F) preserves every enzyme and pollen grain.
Gravity-fed into glass jars by hand. No pumps, no pressure, no compromise.
Vermont Beekeepers Association certified for sustainable, ethical beekeeping practices.
Never heated above 95°F. Never ultra-filtered. All natural enzymes and pollen intact.
Packaged exclusively in reusable glass jars. Zero plastic. Fully recyclable.
We sell directly to customers at farmers markets, through local Vermont retailers, and via mail order. Limited quantities each season — join our list for harvest notifications.
359 Pine Street
Castleton, Vermont 05735