Genuine honey from Swedish apiaries since 2011

Discover Swedish honey, bee pollen, and beeswax products from Villa Blomstergren. We offer genuine honey from our own apiaries with a focus on taste, quality, and care for the bees.

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Family-run beekeeping in southern Sweden

Villa Blomstergren is a family-run business with our own apiaries in southern Sweden. We follow the honey all the way from the hive to the finished jar and work on a smaller scale, with great care at every stage.

For us, beekeeping is also about caring for our bee colonies and contributing to a thriving landscape with greater biodiversity. When you shop with us, you get Swedish honey with a clear origin, directly from the beekeeper.

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Swedish honey from Villa Blomstergren

From hive to jar

Our honey begins in our own apiaries, where the bees collect nectar from flowers, trees and plants in the surrounding landscape. Which plants are in bloom during the season influences the honey’s flavour, colour and texture.

We follow our bee colonies throughout the season and harvest only when the honey is fully mature. The honey is then handled with care, filled into jars and prepared for delivery.

By following the entire process ourselves, we can offer Swedish honey with a clear origin, directly from our apiaries to your home.

How our Swedish honey is made

When the honey is mature, we collect the frames from our hives and process the harvest in small batches. The honey is extracted, strained and filled into jars with great care to preserve its flavour and natural character.

Because we follow the entire process ourselves, we can offer Swedish honey with a clear origin, directly from our own apiaries.

Bee collecting nectar from a flower

1. The bees collect nectar

During spring and summer, the bees fly between local flowers and bring nectar back to the hive. The plants in bloom influence the honey’s flavour, colour and texture.

Honey maturing in the cells of a honeycomb

2. The honey is left to mature

Inside the hive, the bees transform the nectar into honey. Once the water content has dropped and the honey is ready, the bees seal the cells with a thin layer of beeswax.

Beekeeper harvesting honey frames from a hive

3. We harvest with care

When the honey is mature, we collect the frames from the hives. The honey is then extracted from the combs and handled carefully to preserve its natural flavour and character.

Swedish honey being filled into jars

4. The honey is filled into jars

After harvesting, the honey is filled into jars and prepared for delivery. The result is Swedish honey with a clear origin, from our own apiaries directly to your home.

Find the right honey for you

Honey can vary greatly in flavour, colour and texture depending on which plants the bees have collected nectar from and how the honey has been handled. Liquid honey is easy to drizzle over yoghurt and porridge, while set honey is smooth and easy to spread on bread.

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Swedish honey from Villa Blomstergren
Staff in Villa Blomstergren's honey shop near Malmö

Visit our honey shop near Malmö

Welcome to Villa Blomstergren's physical shop in Oxie, just outside Malmö. Here you can explore our range of Swedish honey from our own apiaries, compare different varieties and get help finding a honey that suits your taste.

In the shop you will also find bee pollen, beeswax products and other products from the hive. You can buy honey directly from the beekeeper and learn more about its origin, flavour and texture.

Address: Lockarps Kyrkoväg 25, 238 41 Oxie

Opening hours:

Monday–Friday 14:00–19:00

Saturday 11:00–17:00

Sunday: Closed

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Over 20,000+ satisfied customers

Over 20,000+ satisfied customers

100% Swedish honey

100% Swedish honey

Fast deliveries

Fast deliveries

Frequently asked questions

Yes! Our honey is 100% natural and we add absolutely nothing. Apart from our flavored jars, where we add the flavor of course. But absolutely NO sugar.
Absolutely not! However, all honey contains natural sugars such as fructose and glucose.
Our liquid honey has been carefully heated to a maximum of 35 degrees so that the crystals melt and it becomes liquid. This handling absolutely does not affect the quality of the honey.
Yes! The time it takes for honey to crystallize depends on the heat of the space it is stored in. Crystallizing honey is also a sign that the honey is real!
Honey becomes hard when it crystallizes, which is a completely natural process. How quickly this happens depends, among other things, on which flowers the bees have gathered nectar from. Some varieties, such as rapeseed honey, crystallize quickly, while others remain liquid for longer. Crystallization does not affect the quality of the honey.
Honey is best stored well-sealed at room temperature and protected from direct sunlight. Avoid the refrigerator, as the low temperature can cause the honey to crystallize faster and become harder. Always use a clean and dry spoon to ensure that no moisture gets into the jar.
The difference lies mainly in the consistency. Liquid honey is easy to drizzle over things like yogurt, porridge, and fruit, as well as being useful in cooking and baking. Solid honey has crystallized and is often smooth and spreadable, making it particularly appreciated on sandwiches. Both forms are natural honey.
Yes, our Swedish honey comes from our own apiaries in southern Sweden. We follow the work throughout the entire season and handle the honey ourselves from the beehive to the finished jar. This gives us control over the process and ensures that the honey has a clear origin.
Yes, honey is a natural product and can therefore vary in taste, color, and consistency between different harvests. The weather, the season, and the flowers and plants growing near the apiaries affect the character of the honey. These variations are a natural part of Swedish honey.
Swedish honey is honey produced by bee colonies in Sweden. The bees have collected their nectar in the Swedish landscape, and the honey has been harvested here. At Villa Blomstergren, the honey comes directly from our own apiaries in southern Sweden.