Tremblay Apiaries

RAW. UNFILTERED. PURE. 5 lbs of these badboys for $ 20. There are about 4 flavors to choose from going from light colored honey to dark. The light colored honey tasted like buttery goodness, I have never tried honey this good. You have to taste it to believe it. I bought the darkest color honey because it tasted just as good and I wanted an aesthetic change as well. You guys should throw away your «dollar processed honey» and just buy this nutritious jar of pure, raw, unfiltered honey.

I love their honey & have even started ordering it directly from them year-​round. I use it every morning in my tea and whenever I drink coffee.
Love the Summerflower and the Linden honeys and I tend to cook with the Fallflower.

yep. 5. seriously. i was visiting a friend in manhattan and we made a trip out to the union square greenmarket and came across this honey. fantastic. aromatic, well priced, delicious honey. and the people selling it are nice, too. if i could have reasonably fit more into my backpack and had more cash on me, i would have bought one of each type. SO good. i just took another taste and am still floored. here’s to hoping these guys have a long and fruitful business life.

I am buying their honey for over two years every second week. It is the best local raw honey you can find in NYC. Sometimes I just a make a trip to Union Square on Saturday to get their jar of honey. I am huge supporter of local businesses and I am glad to see local produce in NYC. Keep up the good work.

I went to the Union Square Market 2012. Ever since I bought a bottle of their
Linden honey, I have become an addict. I never even liked honey before I used
Temblay’s. I put it in my greek yogurt every morning and it is soooo delicious. It’s true, very simply stated «There is nothing like Tremblay Apaiaries Honey». And, I NEVER write reviews. I am a customer for life.

Very simply stated, «There is nothing like Tremblay Apiaries Honey.»
Many wonderful flavours. I’m a customer for life!

I was inspired to look them up on Unilocal and review so I can rave about their honey.
We met their farm stand in Union Square, NYC. The friendly guy was inviting passer-​bys to sample their autumn crop, so we tried a toothpick-​ful of Bamboo and Fall. It tasted so good I was sold on the spot and bought 5 lb of the dark colored «BB» honey for $ 20.
I suffer from chronic seasonal allergy and had always gone to Jenkins & Leuken in New Paltz, NY to buy local honey. However, comparing to Jenkins & Leuken’s honey (which is sold also at 5 lb for $ 20), Tremblay’s honey has more variety, richer taste and more pleasant flavor. On the farm stand they had flavors of Clover, Fall, Bamboo and more.
Look forward to seeing them again on 14^th Street!

Another Unilocal success story!
Living in Binghamton, I had never heard of Temblay Apiaries until Gail B’s review. And the discovery couldn’t have come at a better time… I was looking for a large quantity of honey to ferment some mead.
I contacted them and drove out to Van Etten (which is a beautiful drive, by the way). Allen, the beekeeper (and Apiarian?), was super nice and even gave a quick tour/​tutorial on his bees and hives. His setup is incredible.
And the honey… incredible. I used most of it for the mead, but there was some leftover, and let me say that it is some of the most flavorful honey I’ve had. Great stuff.
I will definitely be returning for more! Thanks Allen.

If you’ve hit the NYC Greenmarkets scene, then at some point you have seen these guys. Hands-​down this is some of the best honey I have ever tasted and it’s local (for all you people with seasonal allergies). They features lots of different types of honey but my favorite is the one labeled with an «L» for honey made from Linden Trees. Omg. If you have ever had the pleasure of eating a Minnesotan Honeycrisp apple, this is what is would taste like in honey form. My friend is also obsessed with their creamed honey.
We see these guys year round at the Inwood Greenmarket on Saturdays from 8AM to 3PM. You can find the location through this link: