for more info, call 505-689-1287
ziaqueenbees@hotmail.com
 
Zia Queenbee Co. logo
From the shores of Lake Superior to the banks of the Rio Grande, Quality through the Seasons.

Exquisite Varietal Honey

All of our varietal honeys are 100% raw, unfiltered and unblended - just the way Mother Nature intended. Our varietal honeys bring you the unique flavors of the Rio Grande and Southern Rocky Mountain valleys in New Mexico and of the Lake Superior shores in Michigan.

Honey Jars
Left to right: Rio Grande Bosque Bliss, Taos Miel de Trebol,
Paz de Peñasco, Sangre de Cristo, Alma de Abiquiu

Please call for availability of varietal honeys and specialty products.
See our Price List.

Rio Grande and Southern Rocky Mountain Honeys
2007 Season Harvest

The flora of the Southern Rocky Mountains and the Rio Grande Valley offers many unique honeys. Each taste is flavorful, aromatic, and enlightening!


Mark in the U.P.

Lake Superior Honeys
2007 Season Harvest


Honey Prices

4oz glass - $3.00
4oz glass varietal gift 3-pack - $9.00
4oz glass varietal gift 4-pack - $12.00
6oz glass - $5.00
8oz plastic - $7.00

Lotion Bars and Lip Balm

High Desert Lotion Bar - $5.00
Various molds - bars and hexagons. Used for hands, body and spot treatment.

High Desert Lip Balm - $3.00

Ingredients: NM beeswax, propolis, sage, chamomile (manzanilla), creosote, arnica flower, almond butter, oils of olive, coconut, primrose and vegetable. Lightly infused with essential oils. Herbal scent - unisex.

Shipped via USPS. Additional shipping charges may apply for some destinations. For rates, check USPS.com - from 87527 zip code.

Bee in alfalfaMark with U.P. hive boxes

Vintage 2006 Rio Grande Honeys


Lake Superior Honeys 2006


Bee in a poppy

Bee in a sunflower

In essence, we are flower chasers: following perfumed blossoms across the landscape to help our honeybees create delicious honeys.

In New Mexico, we begin our season early on the southern Rio Grande. We then diligently follow the bloom north as it shadows the Rio Grande up into northern New Mexico. Along the way, we provide much needed pollination services. Our honeybees feast on desert wildflowers, mesquite, tamarisk, black locust, sweet clover, purple asters and sunflowers, as well as cultivated crops like alfalfa, cotton, onion, chili, melon, apple, lavender, and berries. Our varietal honeys from New Mexico are truly enchanted!

In Michigan, the abundant woods hugging Lake Superior provide ample patches of wild blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, thimbleberries, gooseberries and many delightful wildflowers. Sweet clover, golden rod and Purple Asters offer buzz stops for eager honeybees. Birch, maple, ironwood, red and white pine, oak and basswood trees offer a canopy like no other. Our Upper Peninsula honeys are Finn-tastic!

Bee in a flower

Bee in clover