About the Farm
The Honey Exchange began with a single backyard hive in 2008; by 2011 Phil and Meghan Gaven and their daughters Maura and Caitlin had opened a Portland storefront devoted entirely to bees and what they make.
The shop runs a honey tasting bar and sells local and varietal honeys and honey-based mustards, plus everything a beekeeper needs: hive parts in 8- and 10-frame sizes, package bees each spring, classes for beginners, and a honey extraction service when your own hives come through.
The Honey Exchange began with a single backyard hive in 2008; by 2011 Phil and Meghan Gaven and their daughters Maura and Caitlin had opened a Portland storefront devoted entirely to bees and what they make.
The shop runs a honey tasting bar and sells local and varietal honeys and honey-based mustards, plus everything a beekeeper needs: hive parts in 8- and 10-frame sizes, package bees each spring, classes for beginners, and a honey extraction service when your own hives come through.
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Pantry/Other
- Honey (local and varietal)
- Honey-based mustards
- Tea
- Caramels
Pantry/Other
- Honey (local and varietal)
- Honey-based mustards
- Tea
- Caramels
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