The Honey Stand

We were staying in town during spring break. My grandkids were excited to check out the shop. It was closed when we walked to town on the 1^st day. We returned the next day and they were excited to find it open. The lady was so rude and unfriendly that I could not wait to leave! I will never return. Wish negative stars was an option.

Cute little shop in downtown Pine, AZ. The staff was so knowledgable of the different types of honey and allowed us to sample a variety of products before deciding on what we wanted. We tried the Apple Butter and it’s a perfect treat for fall!

The locally produced honey and jams are amazing here. We tried some samples of the honey. All of them were lovely, with distinct flavors with each variety. Some of the varieties we saw when we shopped here were wild mountain pecan, cat claw, mesquite, and pine wildflower. In addition to your standard sugared jams, they also have sugar free varieties. I took home a bottle of wild pecan honey and sugar free prickly pear jam and I’m looking forward to trying both of them out!

We stopped by this store 20 minutes before closing time. Nevertheless, the service was still great and the owner is super friendly. If you like honey, this is certainly a place to go. They even have sample for you to try out. We got a huge bottle of regular honey and a small bottle of avocado oil. I will recommend any honey lover to stop by here if you were in town.

Lovely little place in Pine that is the perfect stop for some honey or jam and jelly. There are so many varieties here to choose from. I couldn’t leave without 1 jar of jam and 1 jar of authentic honey. I would highly recommend stopping to get some, prices are fair for what you’re buying. Plus its great to help support our local businesses here. I love finding little gems like these :)

Best honey ever!!! I would drive far for this honey. My favorite is the orange blossom honey, I add it to any drink, smoothie, or just eat it with a spoon. Delicious :)

Great little place to get your sweet on. A large assortment of honey flavors to choose from. and you can sample most of them. A little on the pricey side, but for a small company you would expect that. and it does taste MUCH better than store bought.

The Honey Stand is filled with tasty treats! Not just honey but homemade granola, trail mix, dried fruit, pickles, salsa, jams and fruit butters. There are many different types of honey available in all different sizes and yes you can sample prior to purchase. I felt that most of the other items were overpriced but good quality honey is always somewhat expensive but it tastes sooooo much better than what you buy in the grocery store that it is totally worth it.
The hubby did talk me into buying some kettle corn for the road in addition to the honey.

The Honey Stand is a tradition to many people I know as they stop here on their way up north! They have many flavors of honey (strawberry, peach, chocolate?) as well as different variations based on location. I sampled a lot of different types of honey and bought a bottle of «Mesquite» honey, which is not quite as sweet as the grocery store kind. Just another fun thing to buy locally!

Honey becomes a treat when you get it from here! When I was a kid my parents would stop here and buy us honey sticks. Now I come on my own and stock up. Sweet & natural to have late at night.
Many, many varieties and seasonal honeys. Several sizes of each available. They will let you taste the honey before you buy it. More expensive than what you can get in a conventional and boring chain store, but worth it and worth supporting the long-​standing local business.
The pecan pie granola is also great! Fresh and moist out of the sealed package. Great by itself or over yogurt.
Another favorite here is the apple butter. This is my favorite bagel topping spread over cream cheese. I’ll never view bagels the same way again after having apple butter on them.

This is one of my favorite places ever. I used to come here as a kid with my family and get the honey sticks. They come in all different flavors and they are all natural. There are tons of options from Apple Butter to Orange Blossom Honey to Strawberry Jam.
It has this awesome eclectic feel to it too. A great place to check out if you are headed up north or in Pine.

As its name would indicate, The Honey Stand sells all kinds of delicious, homemade treats like salsas, fruit butters, and brined tidbits, but of course the pièce de résistance is the honey. There are tons of different varieties here, culled from different flowers, and each with a unique flavor to them. They have the full spectrum from light, yellow honeys to rich, dark brown honeys. The prices are steep, but they sting a lot less when you actually taste the stuff. It’s hands down the highest quality, best tasting honey I’ve ever had and renders completely inadequate the thin pasteurized goop in the plastic bears. The butters and such have generally been very good, some even exceptionally good, and the nice thing is that they usually allow you to sample things before you buy them. That is nice, but, like me, you’ll probably end up wanting to buy everything you taste. So, if you’re traveling through Pine, do yourself a favor and stop at The Honey Stand. It’s definitely worth the time.