Dutchman's Gold Honey is pure, natural, non-pasteurized honey.  Every spoonful is the product of our experienced  beekeepers’ hives.  We produce three distinctive blends of 100% Canadian honey, Summer Blossom, Wildflower and Buckwheat.   Our honey is available in raw, liquid or creamed, or blended with flavours like cinnamon or raspberry, or products from the beehive (royal jelly, propolis & bee pollen). We take the quality of our honey seriously as it has been family owned and operated since 1981.

Summer Blossom Honey - A pleasingly mild delicate honey, derived from a banquet of clover blossoms and summer florals.  Ideal for most recipes, use as a spread or in your tea and coffee.  Available in various sizes of glass and the convenient squeeze plastic bottles.

Wildflower Honey - A full-bodied, distinctively aromatic honey created from a bouquet of Golden Rod, Aster and late summer wildflowers.  Add for a distinctive taste to any recipe.  Avilable in various sizes.

Buckwheat Honey - A strong and robust honey, derived from the increasingly rare Buckwheat blossom, is ideal as your favourite spread or for baking.

Honey Don't Cough - The Buckwheat Honey Choice

Even researchers and physicians do not know exactly how Buckwheat Honey works to relieve cough, - click here to view articles

Frequently Asked Questions - About Honey

What is honey? Honey have heath benefits?, What is raw honey?, Is all honey the same? for answers to these questions and other questions click here.

Honey - More than a sweetner, Naturally - click here to view articles

How to take care of your Honey

Honey is one of the few products in the world that never goes bad.  Honey found in the tombs of Egyptian pharaohs was still edible after thousands of years.

Liquid Honey - To help prevent crystallization, keep it at room temperature or in the freezer.

Creamed Honey - If prefer a firm texture, keep it in the fridge.

If Honey Crystallizes - Place open jar in pan of hot water, or heat gently in microwave.

Interesting Honey & Honey Bee Facts:

To make just one pound of honey, a hive of 60,000 Canadian honeybees will fly the equivalent of twice around the world and visit two million flowers.

Every day, a honeybee makes 10 trips to visit more than 1,000 flowers.

Hardworking Canadian honeybees fly at 20 kilometers an hour and their wings beat 190 times per second.

Over its life, each Canadian honeybee will make just 1/10th of a teaspoon (.5ml) of honey.

Naturally, better for You

Naturally, better for our World

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October 7, 2006 - National Post - Weekend Post Article - "Honey, we're home (and hungrey) - All brands tested Canada No.1 White - click to find out the results!

"Honey a Valuable First-Aid remedy for Burns & Heartburn" article by Dick Johnson, Windham, NY - click to read article

"Honey for Diabetes? Yes!", Ron Fessenden, MD,MPH. Mike McInnes, MRPS - click to read article

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Dutchman's Gold Carries a line of reference books that are packed with honey hints and tips,
recipes for honey and maple products and much more!
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Dutchman's Gold Pollination Services

 Many crops require honey bees to transfer pollen in order to have a good seed set and ensure that a good fruit develops around these seeds. Placing beehives in an orchard maximizes pollination and increases the quality of fruits and vegetables. Hives are placed in the orchard at a ratio of approximently one hive per acre for most crops. They are placed in the orchard when blossoms begin to bloom and are removed when petals drop, before any spraying takes place. Order early to ensure availability of hives.

Dutchman's Gold
Telephone: 905-689-6371