Welcome to V's Bees, LLC — Wautoma, WI

Since 1994, Marcia and Buzz Vahradian of V's Bees, LLC have been keeping bee colonies in central Waushara County, Wisconsin. We are a small, family-run honey farm producing raw, unfiltered honey from the nectar of local wildflowers. Our approach is simple: care for our bees, protect the land, and gather honey that tastes of place and season. If you search for “local honey,” “raw honey near me,” or “artisan honey for sale,” you’ve found a producer who values purity, traceability, and honest flavor.

Why Local, Raw Honey Matters

Honey is more than a sweetener. Raw honey retains pollen, enzymes, antioxidants, and compounds that give it character and health-supporting properties. Unlike highly processed ultra-filtered honey, raw and gently strained honey preserves the complex profile bees create from the flowers they visit. Local honey also contains local pollen —a factor many people use to support seasonal allergy resilience and to connect with their region’s ecosystem.


From a sustainability perspective, buying local honey strengthens the relationship between people and the pollinators that support our food systems. Our beekeeping practices prioritize colony health, habitat diversity, and management without synthetic chemicals so that each jar supports both consumers and the bees that make it.

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Key Benefits of Choosing V's Bees Honey

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Pure, Raw, and Unfiltered

We harvest and bottle our honey with minimal processing so that natural enzymes and

beneficial compounds remain intact.

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Local Traceability

We don’t make the honey. The bees do. Every jar is produced by the bees foraging on our property and in nearby prairies, woodlands and wetlands. The taste and color of the honey is based on the specific local flowers the bees visit — wildflower notes, meadow complexity, and seasonal nuance.

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Quality

We extract our honey from the comb in the honey house at our home. This approach preserves the full aromatics and color of premium artisan honey.

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Sustainable Beekeeping

Colony care, habitat planting, and careful site selection are central to our practices. Our bees never leave Waushara County, Wisconsin. Our bees are not shipped-in from out of state. We raise our own queens right here at our home. We do not use preventative chemical treatments and focus on building resilience in our line of bees.

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Versatile Uses

From table use and baking to drizzling on a favorite dish like roasted vegetables or natural remedies, honey works across the kitchen and the medicine cabinet.

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12oz cylinder

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1lb jar

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2lb jar

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3lb jar

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5lb jar

How V's Bees Can Help You

Whether you are a local resident, a vacationer to the area, a chef, or a retailer, V's Bees

makes it easy to buy premium honey you can trust. We offer information about bees, beekeeping, and floral sources. When you shop with us, you get:

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Clear labeling.

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Guidance on storage and culinary uses.

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Call to ask about specialty jars for gifting or retail.

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Direct communication: call (920) 787-3299 (land line).

Our product is raw wildflower honey that is locally-produced. We do not ultra-filter, blend indiscriminately, or use additives. What you receive is straightforward: honey made by bees and bees managed by people who care.

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Sustainability and Stewardship

Our commitment extends beyond the bottle. Our bees are not shipped-in from out of state. We raise our own queens. We plant pollinator-friendly habitat, minimize chemical exposure, and do not treat our bees to prevent disease pressure. Habitat diversity — including native wildflowers, trees, shrubs, and hedgerows — supports a more resilient forage base for our bees.

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Local Reputation

Over three decades in operation, V's Bees, LLC has built a reputation for honest honey

and friendly service.

Our Promise on Purity and Safety

We test and inspect regularly to ensure our honey meets labeling accuracy and safety standards. We do not add sugars, syrups, or artificial flavors.

Customer Experience and Service

We pride ourselves on transparent communication and personal service. Phone our honey farm at (920) 787-3299 (land line) for questions about availability, pricing, wholesale inquiries, or to arrange a visit with us. Or just stop by our self-serve honey stand at the end of our driveway at your convenience.

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

  • Why choose raw honey instead of processed honey?

    Raw honey retains its pollen, enzymes, and volatile aroma compounds — all of which contribute to flavor and potential health benefits. Processed honey often undergoes high heat and filtration that remove these elements and can change the taste and color.

  • Is local honey better for seasonal allergies?

    Some people find that exposure to local pollen in small amounts via raw honey helps reduce sensitivity to seasonal allergens. While research is mixed, many customers report perceived benefits. If you have severe allergies, consult your healthcare provider first.

  • How should I store honey?

    Store honey in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. A kitchen pantry works well. Honey has a long shelf life; crystallization is natural and does not mean spoilage. To re-liquify, gently warm the jar in a warm water bath (do not boil or microwave).

  • What is the difference between unfiltered and filtered honey?

    Unfiltered honey contains tiny particles of pollen, beeswax, and propolis. Filtered honey has had particles removed for clarity. We prefer minimal filtration to retain honey’s natural character and beneficial components.

  • Do you offer wholesale or bulk honey?

    Yes. We supply local retailers. Call (920)787-3299 (land line) to discuss sizes and pricing.

  • Do you ensure honey quality?

    We extract all the honey ourselves, use clean stainless-steel equipment, and label our jars. We also monitor hives for disease and practice hygiene during extraction and bottling.

  • How is your honey different from store-brand honey?

    Many store-brand honeys are blends from multiple regions and may be heated to the point of pasteurization or filtered. Our honey is raw, from our local hives and handled gently to preserve flavor and beneficial properties.

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Contact

Ready to taste authentic, local honey from our Wautoma honey farm? For your

convenience stop at our honey stand at W6849 Bighorn Ct, Wautoma, WI 54982 or call us with your questions.

Why V's Bees Is the Right Choice

V's Bees blends decades of local experience with a clear focus on bee health and honest products. Our farm’s longevity — since 1994 — is built on steady practices, community relationships, and a commitment to pure flavor. Whether you want honey for food, health, gifting, or retail, our jars reflect place, season, and care.


We look forward to sharing our honey with you — a taste of Wisconsin meadows and the hardworking bees that make it possible.