About Us
Welcome to Wixson Honey, where tradition and quality meet in every jar. Established in 1927, our small, family-operated business has proudly served the Dundee, New York community for generations. We specialize in pure, raw honey and offer a full line of honey containers and beekeeping supplies, ensuring that our customers receive the best nature has to offer.
We take pride in offering a variety of honey flavors, each reflecting the natural bounty of our region. Our locally sourced Clover, Fall Flower, Buckwheat, and Blueberry Honey deliver unique tastes straight from the heart of nature. For a citrusy twist, our Orange Blossom Honey, sourced from select locations, adds a bright and refreshing flavor to your table.
For those who love smooth, spreadable sweetness, try our Creamed Honey, available in Plain, Cinnamon, Apricot, and Blueberry varieties. Additionally, we offer Raw Wildflower Honey, celebrated for its rich, floral taste, and Cut Comb Honey, straight from the hive, showcasing the authentic sweetness of our artisanal methods.
At Wixson Honey, family, tradition, and sustainability drive everything we do. Whether you're here for premium honey, high-quality containers, or beekeeping supplies, we are committed to providing products crafted with care and passion.
Thank you for supporting our family-run business. Discover the true taste of nature with Wixson Honey.
Our Roots
In 1905, a young Roscoe F. Wixson, Sr., at just 14 years old, made a life-changing decision with the support of his father. Determined to enjoy some honey at a time when money was scarce and good honey was a luxury at $12.90 a box, Roscoe purchased his first hive. The bees thrived, and as he continued to nurture his colonies throughout his school years, his passion for beekeeping grew. In 1918, during the war, Roscoe's expertise was recognized, and he was appointed as a Beekeeper Specialist for the State of Virginia. After battling the flu, Roscoe decided to pursue his dream of independence. He returned home, and in 1919, he built the Wixson Honey Plant—captured in the background image from a photograph taken in 1920.