Lucille's Honey
Quality you can taste.
At Lucille's Honey, we feel it's important to start with high quality local raw honey. We don't filter or pasteurize the honey so it can retain all those raw honey antibodies and nutrients.
Fresh, natural ingredients are added to impart the flavors we are looking for. Slowly the honey takes on flavors and creates a unique richness that is truly transformational.
You can use Lucille's Honey as you would traditional honey, but we encourage you to use it as a sugar substitute when cooking or baking.
Lucille's Honey will enhance your food and cocktail recipes, giving them depth and complexity.
If you need some inspiration, find our favorites on the Recipe page.
Our namesake, my grandmother Lucille
Where We'll Bee
Baby Animals and Blooms
April 27-28th
Maris Farms on Sumner-Buckley Hwy
This is a great event sponsored by Celebrate HARVEST, whose mission is to preserve farms by inspiring and financially supporting youth to pursue the agritainment industry as well as encouraging present-day farmers to supplement their commodity farm-driven revenues with non-traditional farming events and activities. This is a great family event with lots of activities, photo opportunities and great food at reasonable prices.
Maple Valley Farmers Market
Saturdays
25719 Maple Valley Black Diamond Rd SE
May 4th-October26th
I'm very excited to be a part of the Maple Valley Farmers Market this year. This will be my first time at this market, so come on out and experience it with me.
McMillin Hot Sauce Festival
July 27-28th
McMillin Farms on Hwy 162
All right all you pepper-heads, this is the festival for you. Come check out McMillin Farms, especially if you didn't know they have a brewery on-site! You can walk around the whole farm while enjoying refreshing beverages and exploring all kinds of products with tasty heat!
Supporting each other
From the beginning, the philosophy behind Lucille's Barrel-Aged Honey has always been about supporting local small businesses by purchasing and promoting their products.
Buying raw honey from local bee keepers ensures our product provides the unique antibodies and nutrients customers in our region seek out for allergy management.
We trade cases of honey for whiskey barrels with local distilleries. Stickers on the back of the jars indicate that the honey was aged in a barrel from their distillery, which gives them a unique product to sell in their tasting room. They also create cocktails to feature our honey for their tasting room and we share those on our recipe page!
Scheduling beer release tasting parties when it comes out of the barrel allows our customers to discover new local breweries they might not have been aware of. Sign up for our Mailing List, it's the best way to get invited to all the Beer Release parties!
Passing along the barrels free of charge to our local craftsman enables him to keep costs low. The publicity on our website, and word of mouth at the farmers markets, helps him gain new customers to whom he can offer special order custom pieces.
Check out our lid label to see all the info detailing which local small businesses collaborated with us on the batch of Lucille's Gourmet Barrel-Aged Honey
you are currently enjoying.
We Love to Recycle
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When you come to the farmers markets listed above, bring your clean empty jar and lid with you and you'll get $1 off your next purchase. Each set is worth $1, and there's no limit. If you have 3 sets, you'll save $3 on your next jar of Lucille's Honey.
YouTube Channel?
That's right, Lucille's Honey has some great recipes up on YouTube. Click on the YouTube button to go directly to our channel. Stay tuned to the very end of our videos for a special message from Lucy Bee herself! Let us know your favorite way to use Lucille's Honey.
Your recipe may be featured in an upcoming video!
Mailing List
Join our Mailing List to get updates on tastings, market appearances, beer release parties, upcoming batches, new recipes and much more.
Contact
We love hearing from our customers. Whether it's how you are enjoying Lucille's or what you'd like to see next, drop us a line and let us know.