Hannah's Honey

Name: Hannah's Honey
Address: 649 Wheeler Road, Monroe, CT, 06468, US
Telephone: (203) 258-5702

Hannah's Honey is Connecticut's local honey from local bees.

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Hours and details as listed on the farm's website, checked Nov 4, 2026 · 3 pages read

Plan your visit

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Where: 649 Wheeler Road
Monroe, CT 06468
Fairfield County

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Phone (203) 258-5702 · Facebook · Instagram

Season: Open season: Jun–Oct
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Pick and buy: Sells: Raw honey, Creamed honey, Cinnamon creamed honey, Cayenne creamed honey +2 more
Order: Online store
Ships orders
Pre-order for pickup
Gift boxes

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What they grow and sell

6 items · From the farm's website

Honey: Raw honey, Creamed honey, Cinnamon creamed honey, Cayenne creamed honey, Honey bee pollen
Also from the farm: Honey gift baskets

Prices the farm lists

9 prices · From the farm's website

Item	Price
16 Oz Raw Honey	$14.00
24 Oz Raw Honey	$19.00
32 Oz. Raw Honey	$25.00
48 Oz. Raw Honey	$37.00
80 Oz. Raw Honey	$58.00
8 Oz. Honey Bee Pollen	$24.00

Show all 9 prices

Item	Price
16 Oz. Cinnamon Creamed Honey	$14.50
16 Oz. Creamed Honey	$14.00
16 Oz. Cayenne Creamed Honey	$14.50

Prices change; the farm's own page has the latest.

Visiting and ordering

Good to know

Home pickup is available at the listed Monroe address.
Many listed products are currently out of stock, while creamed honey is listed as low stock.
Customers can also order by email, phone, or social media message.

Ordering

Online store: Customers can order online.
Ships orders: Shipping to the customer's home is available.
Pre-order for pickup: Pre-order pickup is available at the farmers market during market season.
Gift boxes: Custom gift baskets are available.

About the farm

From the farm's website

The family has lived in Monroe for more than eleven years, and Rachel also grew up there. The business makes and sells local raw and creamed honey, honey bee pollen, and gift baskets. Herman's interest in honey includes its medicinal benefits, and the family emphasizes honey from local bees.