Farms, Ranches, and Local Food Businesses that deliver Syrups in San Antonio, TX 78289 (64)

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Country Hill Honey

Artisan Food Producer in Sherman - 308.52 mi

Country Hill Honey has been collecting honey since 2013. Their bees collect pollen from a variety of plants in the North Texas area. After being inspired by our their own little "honey bee", they starting collecting honey as a hobby activity. Starting with two hives, which was harvested for friends and family and used the rest to aid in some natural allergy remedies. Few years later, they decided it would be a good time to turn the little hobby into a business to help more people. Now, they sell honey in various sizes and prices. Previous customers may bring their jar back for a refill and you will get a discount. They also. have different honey products like “honey straws”, the perfect way to get your daily dose of honey, whipped honey, soaps, and gift boxes, all made with the highest quality ingredients.

(903) 267-6071

Booth’s Brew

Artisan Food Producer in Denison - 320.78 mi

Keep you and your loved ones healthy and happy with Booths Brew’s products. “If you haven’t ever tried kombucha, Booths is perfect for you” as it is “very light and refreshing.” Not only do they offer “probiotic-rich brews to keep your gut-biome in check,” but they also offer “ginger beer” and “Elderberry concentrate” to keep your immune system supercharged. The ginger beer is “sweeter than most with a great background of richness.” Thanks to Booths for “using lime rather than lemon.” Elderberry concentrate is safe for the entire family to use. It is diabetic friendly, keto-friendly, vegan-friendly and kid-friendly. Its shelflife could be up to 18 months and lasts for many months once opened and refrigerated. Don’t hesitate to drop them a message, as their customer service is known to be astounding.

(903) 624-2780

Kelle B Jammin’

Artisan Food Producer in Lubbock - 349.01 mi

The name alone evokes high, positive, contagious energy, and it is exciting! Kelle B Jammin' is a smart play on words, perfect for the business of selling delicious jams. Kelle B Jammin’ makes and sells small-batch, artisanal, gourmet jams. But don't be fooled by the name. They also sell snacks and pickles, rubs, spices, sauces, as well as mixes and kits. This small, local business is located in Lubbock, Texas. Just as sweet is the other project by Kelle B Jammin' - Kelle B Kids Cookery Camp, where kids are taught basic cooking skills. That is an important skill and who knows, maybe someday one of the kids here start their own jam business, just like Kelle B Jammin’!

Creek House Honey Farm

Artisan Food Producer in Canyon - 432.51 mi

Creek House Honey Farm was established in 2011. It is a “bee apiary” that sells raw honey and beeswax skincare. The owners love to garden! In the winter of 2010, they decided to order a couple of bee hives to help pollinate their plants. Two hives turned into four and four turned into eight and the rest is history! Their love for science has turned into a love for beekeeping.They opened a storefront on 4th Ave that has a retail space, commercial kitchen and education center. Now, the customers are enjoying the “100% Pure Honey” that they sell. They are also offering beekeeping classes, host school groups in their classroom, and give bee tours. Interested in learning more about the Creek House Honey Farm? Read more in Bees in The Know.

(806) 670-1878