Perthshire Honey is a small, independent honey producer based in Stanley, Perthshire, run by beekeeper John Graham. With a strong family connection to beekeeping, the business focuses on producing local honey that reflects the landscapes and seasonal forage of central Scotland.
The bees are kept in and around Perthshire, where a mix of farmland, gardens and wild flora provides a varied nectar source. This diversity influences the flavour and character of the honey produced each season. Honey is harvested and supplied directly by the producer, maintaining a close link between the beekeeper and customers.
Alongside honey production, Perthshire Honey offers beekeeping experience days. These sessions are designed to give participants an insight into the life of the honeybee and the work involved in managing hives. Visitors can learn about bee behaviour, the role of pollinators, and the process of honey production, with the opportunity to observe bees at close hand under guidance.
Perthshire Honey does not operate a public farm shop or visitor centre for casual drop‑ins. Instead, honey sales and enquiries are handled directly, and experience days are arranged in advance. This approach allows the business to remain small‑scale and focused on both bee welfare and education.
By combining honey production with hands‑on learning opportunities, Perthshire Honey provides a direct and personal way for customers to connect with local Scottish honey and the craft of beekeeping.
