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Fat Head Honey Farms

Self-Reported
5(29)Farm

Diversified Family Farm

free-range
Pastured EggsPasture-Raised ChickenPasture-Raised DuckRaw HoneyBee ProductsBaked GoodsCoffee & TeaWine & CiderBody & HomePantryBeeswax CandlesBlack Garlic HoneyBourbon Barrel-Aged HoneyCoffee Bean HoneyCreamed HoneyDairyFat Head HoneyFree-Range ChickenFruitHerbsHoneycombInfused HoneyLavender HoneyLion'S ManeOther MeatsPreserves & PantryProduceRaw & Unfiltered HoneySmoked HoneySpicy Honey

How We Process

artisan
hickory smoked
raw/unpasteurized
small batch
smoked

How to Buy

Other

bundle/variety pack

Markets & Stores

farmers market

Photos

About Fat Head Honey Farms

Here at our farm, we're passionate about creating unique and delicious products that showcase the beauty of nature. One of our most exciting ventures? Bourbon barrel-aged honey! In this post, we'll take you through the step-by-step process of how we make this liquid gold on our farm. Step 1: Harvesting Honey from Our Bees It all starts with our busy bees, who work with so much love to produce pure, raw honey. We harvest the honey with care, ensuring the quality and integrity of this precious resource. Step 2: Selecting and Preparing the Barrels We source freshly dumped bourbon barrels from Willett Distillery in Kentucky and prepare them for the honey. Our farm team carefully cleans and toasts the barrels to bring out the optimal flavors. Step 3: Filling the Barrels with Golden Nectar We pour our raw honey into the bourbon barrels, filling them to the brim. The honey is then sealed and left to age, allowing the magic to happen. The honey ages for a minimum of 6 months, absorbing the rich flavors of the bourbon barrels. Our farm team regularly rotates the barrels to ensure even flavor distribution, all while soaking up the sunshine. All that sweet yumminess just aging away in there. Step 5: Bottling and Sharing the Fruits of Our Labor After months of aging, we bottle the honey and share it with our community. The result? A smooth, full-bodied honey with hints of bourbon, apples, vanilla, and oak. Creating bourbon barrel-aged honey on our farm has been a true labor of love. We're thrilled to share this delicious product with you. It adds such a luxurious touch to many dishes with its rich notes of caramel, apple and a hint of oak. Perfect for glazing meats, mixing into craft cocktails or adding a refined twist to desserts, this honey elevates any menu.

Our Story

Here at our farm, we're passionate about creating unique and delicious products that showcase the beauty of nature. One of our most exciting ventures? Bourbon barrel-aged honey! In this post, we'll take you through the step-by-step process of how we make this liquid gold on our farm. Step 1: Harvesting Honey from Our Bees It all starts with our busy bees, who work with so much love to produce pure, raw honey. We harvest the honey with care, ensuring the quality and integrity of this precious resource. Step 2: Selecting and Preparing the Barrels We source freshly dumped bourbon barrels from Willett Distillery in Kentucky and prepare them for the honey. Our farm team carefully cleans and toasts the barrels to bring out the optimal flavors. Step 3: Filling the Barrels with Golden Nectar We pour our raw honey into the bourbon barrels, filling them to the brim. The honey is then sealed and left to age, allowing the magic to happen. Step 4: Aging to Perfection The honey ages for a minimum of 6 months, absorbing the rich flavors of the bourbon barrels. Our farm team regularly rotates the barrels to ensure even flavor distribution, all while soaking up the sunshine. All that sweet yumminess just aging away in there. Step 5: Bottling and Sharing the Fruits of Our Labor After months of aging, we bottle the honey and share it with our community. The result? A smooth, full-bodied honey with hints of bourbon, apples, vanilla, and oak. Creating bourbon barrel-aged honey on our farm has been a true labor of love. We're thrilled to share this delicious product with you. It adds such a luxurious touch to many dishes with its rich notes of caramel, apple and a hint of oak. Perfect for glazing meats, mixing into craft cocktails or adding a refined twist to desserts, this honey elevates any menu.

From Fat Head Honey Farms's website

What Sets This Farm Apart

Self-Reported

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heirloom varieties

Self-reported practices. This farm has provided information about their practices, but they have not yet been independently verified by Bhumi.

Hours & Operations

Delivery & Pickup
farm pickupfarmers marketon-farm storewholesale
Payment Methods
EBT/SNAPcashcheckvenmo

Location & Directions

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1531 Co Rd 7, Clarkson, NE, 68629
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