St George’s College, Weybridge, Surrey, UK Thursday 28th to Saturday 30th October 2010

Since 1923, the National Honey Show has been the must-attend show of the year for British and international beekeepers, honey enthusiasts and bee-adoring visitors alike. It attracts over 200 classes of the finest honey, from port wine to straw; the colours and aromas are spectacular.

Visitors can sample or buy from a huge selection of unique blends, and browse all sorts of other bee-related products, such as mead, honey beer, honeycomb, beeswax, polish, equipment and clothing, photography, books, honey-based cakes and a range of confectionery.

Experts will be invited to share their knowledge, experience and advice with beginners, while a programme of workshops and lectures by eminent speakers will cover bee-related topics of interest and current concern.

Stands are open to the public from 2pm Thursday, after the judges have allocated prizes for the best honey.

Contact: The National Honey Show,
1 Baldric Road, Folkestone, Kent, CT20 2NR
Tel: +44 (0)20 33 55 8716
Website: www​.honeyshow​.co​.uk

‘You can’t judge honey by looking at the bee!’
Photo: © Simon Croson