Golden Acres Honey - Three Hills

Best honey in the world! Iced is so amazing!

Hi everyone. There's not very many honey farms that are as awesome as this one and believe me when I say I've been to quite a few! Cheers to all the ones that work hard to make it like it is??

It's a hidden treasure. I always get my honey and bee pollen here Great staff. Love the this place ?

The best honey ever. So good that we have it shipped to Ontario. Mmmm!!!

Very friendly people work here!! And their products taste AMAZING!

This honey has been great for years. I buy and enjoy the raw (creamed) version. Sadly the last 3kg bucket I opened looked bad in the sense that the top was covered with specs of something dark, which by itself would not have worried me, but the honey itself had a sugary texture and taste. Best before date is in 2019! I would welcome feedback on this as I don't know if it is safe to eat.

Nice place ! Fast service 4unloding ! Trucks ! And nice ppl ! And friendly Dog ?

I used to buy my raw, unheated, unpasteurized and lightly filtered honey from a business in Carlisle, Ontario, for $175 (excluding taxes but free shipping) for a 15kg bucket but after seeing their prices go up over 12%, I decided it was time to look elsewhere. After doing some research on the internet, I decided I would give Golden Acres Honey Products a try. On Aug 31, 2021 I purchased a 15kg bucket of their Raw Natural Honey specifically because it was not processed and was never heated (melted) or filtered. It cost a total of $178 shipped to our home in Ontario; a reasonable price. I was given an accurate tracking number with Loomis Express and it was delivered on Sept 8th. I was very happy to see the bucket was shipping as is, without using any additional packaging. I weighed the bucket which was approx. 15.87kg. Opening the bucket was an extremely sticky job. More care and attention needs to be placed on cleaning honey off of the bucket itself as well as using something like shrink wrap instead of packing tape that was put around the lid. The packing tape was very difficult to remove and this was only compounded due to the honey that was on some of the sides of the bucket; I’m not even sure tape is needed. After removing the lid, it was evident that the bucket’s rim was not cleaned from honey before putting the lid on the bucket (the business in Carlisle, Ontario definitely had a cleaner bucket). The lid was very good to reseal the bucket. The honey had a beautiful creamy colour and texture, fantastic taste and bits of natural crystalized honey were visible throughout. The real question is, would I buy again from this company? The answer is a definite yes but I also hope that my above critique will help them package the honey more carefully to ensure my sticky situation is not repeated.