SHOP OUR 2021 HARVEST
Each location is as unique as its name. Try all our monoflorals or grab a shirt to show your support.
Black Mangrove Honey
With roots in salty water, this single origin honey tastes like butterscotch. A Florida favorite. 12 oz.
$15.00
Saw Palmetto Honey
A rich, full bodied, amber honey that finishes with smoky tasting notes.
$15.00
Farm Bag
This farm bag is as stylish as it is functional. It has sturdy long handles you can throw over your shoulder, it is roomy for all your farmers market finds, and it's washable.
$10.00
Orange Blossom Honey
This single origin honey comes from the orange orchards just below the Ocala National Forest. Our orange blossom honey goes great on some grilled chicken, or stirred into a hot cup of tea. 12 oz.
$15.00
Baseball Hat
Our beautifully embroidered, 100% cotton, baseball caps are the perfect addition to any outfit. It's red washed color allows the white Honey Truck logo to pop beautifully. The metal snap buckle allows for one size to fit most.
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Support Bees Tee Unisex
Support Bees Buy Honey. A not for profit organization that creates sustainable development in the Caribbean thru beekeeping education, and training. Tees range from XS-XXL.
$25.00
Infused Honey Sampler Set
A sampler set including four 3oz ounce jars (Lavender, Vanilla, Datil, and Regular Honey) packaged in a gift ready box.
$25.00
Elkton Honey
This honey is super light and floral. Bees out by the farms in Elkton made this delicious honey. 12 oz.
$15.00
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FIND IN STORES
MISSION
The Honey Truck Company is the dream of Danielle Brooks, who began her burgeoning business with the idea of bottling honey from bees who lived in St. Augustine itself. Her dream included a vintage truck, filled to the brim with artisan products, which she is now the proud owner of (after learning how to drive a stick shift!).
There are many reasons to enjoy local honey, from health benefits (antioxidants, seasonal allergy relief) to tasting the local flora. But for Danielle, what began as a quest for local honey became an obsession with apiculture and the desire to share her love of bees with friends across her hometown.
After her initial experiments in her own backyard, Danielle began asking friends to foster hives in their own yards so that she could harvest honey from different micro-regions in her hometown of St. Augustine, Florida.
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Upcoming Pop Ups
“I wanted honey from my hometown...but I fell in love with the bees.”
ADVENTURES IN APICULTURE
Would your family be interested in hosting a hive with The Honey Truck Co.? If so, please let us know! We're currently looking for homes in all historic neighborhoods, as well as additional beach locations.
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Follow along!
Being a beekeeper is exciting work! Watch Danielle harvest honey and manage hives by following her on Instagram.