Tiny Ass Farm Raw Honey 16oz (Illinois Shipping Only)

Pure. Golden. Straight from the hive to your toast.

At Tiny Ass Farm, we believe the sweetest things in life don’t come from a factory — they come from hard work, happy bees, and a little bit of grit. Our Raw Honey is harvested right here on our small Illinois homestead, where every jar is the result of thousands of tiny wings in motion and a whole lot of heart.

We don’t overprocess it, we don’t pasteurize it, and we sure as hell don’t add anything weird. Just pure, unfiltered honey, strained by hand to keep in the natural pollen, enzymes, and that deep, wild flavor you only get from the real thing.

About the Jar

Your honey arrives in a classic 16oz Muth glass jar — the vintage beehive-embossed bottle design from the late 1800s. It’s a jar that begs to be reused, refilled, or proudly displayed on your kitchen shelf. Sturdy, beautiful, and full of history, it’s the perfect way to showcase the golden goodness inside.

Why You’ll Love It

• Single-source, small batch — every jar comes from our own hives, not a mystery blend from who-knows-where.
• Raw & unpasteurized — keeps the natural enzymes, antioxidants, and pollen intact.
• Seasonal flavor — each batch has subtle differences depending on what’s blooming.
• Sustainably harvested — we always leave plenty for the bees.

Serving Suggestions

• Drizzle over fresh fruit or yogurt
• Stir into your morning tea or coffee
• Swirl into oatmeal or baked goods
• Eat it right off the spoon when no one’s looking (we won’t judge)

Straight from Our Tiny Ass Farm

We might be a small operation, but our bees are busy — and we take pride in keeping them healthy, happy, and thriving. We work by hand, we harvest with care, and we bottle with love. Because in our book, good honey takes time, and it’s worth it.

This is more than just honey — it’s a taste of our farm, our land, and our way of life. And once you try it, you’ll never want to go back to the big-brand stuff.

Net Wt. 16 oz (454 g)
Ingredients: Honey
Warning: Do not feed honey to infants under one year of age.