Never Too Much Honey Anna's Clover Honey is a beloved variety, enjoyed by anyone with an appreciation for classic honey flavor. For those who can't get enough clover honey, Anna's is happy to satisfy any honey need with its 1-gallon and 5-gallon pails of bulk clover honey. Sometimes, one honey jar isn't enough. These two pails weigh 12-pounds and 60-pounds respectively and are best picked up in-person from Anna's Tukwila location. Each one will ensure plenty of clover honey flavor for months...

Honey in Convienient and Traditional Glass Jars Anna’s Honey Mason jars are reminiscent of a simpler time. The jars are a staple to package honey due to their effectiveness in keeping the honey stored. The tight seal prevents any moisture from entering in and potentially damaging the quality of the honey. The lid is easy to screw on or off, and the wide-mouth means spooning out honey is made very simple. For all of these reasons, Anna’s uses these jars in many different sizes to keep the honey...

Ten Flavors of Grade-A Honey Also called honey sticks, Anna’s Honey Stix are a versatile and convenient way to enjoy honey. These plastic-filled straws of honey come in packs of 100 and present a wide array of tastes. Anna’s Honey Stix differs substantially from its mason jar varieties. Mason jars present four traditional honey varietals such as clover, blackberry, and wildflower but Honey Stix branches out to other, more unique flavors. In each honey stick, Anna’s Grade-A honey is combined...

A Naturally Delicious Honey Varietal Single-source honey varietals are relatively simple. When trying a jar of clover, fireweed, or blackberry honey, there is an expectation for how the honey will taste. While these honey varietals each have their distinct taste, wildflower honey offers something unique. Unlike other honey varietals, wildflower honey comes from multiple flower sources. Every drop of wildflower honey is made from a variety of flowers in the Pacific Northwest. This leads to a...

Happy New Year's Eve From Anna's Honey Today is New Year’s Eve, the final day before we all step into a brand new 2021 year. As we begin to count down the hours, we would like to thank you for all of your help in 2020. While there were some challenges, we have a lot to be thankful for. This year, we saw a tremendous amount of support from honey-lovers. Thanks to their help, we were able to continue our passion and provide the highest-quality gourmet honey possible. More than that, we’ve seen...