Raw New England Honeycomb | Hand-Cut, Small or Large

Aquidneck Honey was founded in 1996 by beekeeper Jeff Mello and grew from his backyard beekeeping in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. Now operating from Westport, Massachusetts, the family business continues his interest in bees, regional agriculture, and honey with a distinct sense of place. Mello began building hives after noticing few bees around his own herbs and vegetables. Today, the company brings that practical connection to the hive into honey, pantry gifts, body care, and home products, with an emphasis on familiar traditions, thoughtful recipes, and goods people can enjoy together.

Raw New England Honeycomb | Hand-Cut, Small or Large

Hand-cut New England honeycomb offers honey held inside the wax cells built by bees. It combines a gentle wax texture with the sweetness of the honey itself, making it a distinctive addition to a cheese board. The supplier rotates harvests from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, so a specific state is not guaranteed for every piece. Small and large options are listed. Select the size shown in the options rather than assuming every pictured package has the same weight.

For another choice, see Raw New England Wildflower Honey | Bottle or Jar, or explore Food & Pantry on BuyAmerican.

Features

• Honey remains within the naturally formed comb.
• Hand-cut pieces harvested in New England.
• Rotating supply from New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
• Small and large package choices.

Specifications

Packaging and format

Clear lidded containers; small or large selection. Exact option net weights are not independently verified.

Care and storage

Keep the container tightly closed at room temperature and use a clean, dry utensil. Plain raw honey can naturally crystallize. For liquid varieties, a gentle warm-water bath can soften the honey; avoid boiling water and follow the container’s instructions. For infused varieties, follow any additional storage directions on the delivered label. Keep moisture out of the container and replace the lid after serving.

Shipping and returns for this product

Aquidneck Honey reports that this item is usually ready to ship within 24 hours; its general order guidance allows 24–48 hours, excluding weekends and holidays. This is a dispatch estimate, not a delivery guarantee. The supplier advertises $6.95 flat-rate shipping and free shipping on its direct orders over $100. BuyAmerican order shipping charges and any applicable offer are shown at checkout; the supplier’s direct-store promotion is not a promise of the same rate here.

This food item falls under the supplier’s non-returnable perishable-goods exception; the general 30-day return window should not be read as a food satisfaction guarantee. Inspect the parcel on arrival and report damage, a wrong item, or a defect promptly with your order details and photographs. Contact BuyAmerican customer support for help with your BuyAmerican order before sending anything back.