Golden Brew Honey
Less than one barrel exists this year
Hands holding a jar of Golden Brew Cascara honey against wild green Oregon foliage Golden Cascara honey drizzling in a thin stream off a wooden spoon over wild Oregon blossoms
The Rarest Honey We've Ever Made

Cascara Honey

Raw · Unfiltered · 16oz · Liquid gold from one wild Oregon tree

$129.99 Free Shipping

Cascara is a native Pacific Northwest tree that most people — even most beekeepers — walk right past. For a brief window each year it blooms, and our bees work it. What comes back to the hive is unlike anything else we make: pale, delicate, and startlingly sweet. We taste cotton candy. You might too.

This year, the whole harvest came to less than a single barrel. We hand-harvested every frame, bottled it by hand, and numbered every jar. It is the rarest honey we have ever produced.

Raw. Unfiltered. Single-origin Mulino, Oregon. When this batch is gone, the next chance is a year away — if the bloom even comes.

  • The rarest we've ever made — less than one barrel exists
  • Tastes like cotton candy — you won't believe it's honey
  • Wild Oregon cascara — a native tree, one short bloom a year
  • Hand-harvested — worked frame by frame, by hand on our family farm
  • Raw & unfiltered — individually numbered

What you get

  • A hand-numbered 16oz jar from a harvest of less than one barrel
  • Raw, unfiltered, single-origin wild Oregon cascara
  • Free shipping — most orders go out within 1 business day, packed to arrive safe
  • Our taste-it-risk-free guarantee (below)

Taste it risk-free

Open it. Taste it. If it's not the most unforgettable honey you've ever had, email us and we'll send you our Golden Trio — three of our signature honeys, on us. You keep the Cascara jar either way.

This one isn't for everyone. The question is whether you're one of the few who will ever taste it.

Less than one barrel exists · when it's gone, the next chance is a year away · free shipping from Mulino, OR

Wait — what exactly is cascara?

Fair question — a few of you have asked. Cascara is Rhamnus purshiana, a native Pacific Northwest tree; old-timers call it cascara sagrada, "sacred bark." It grows wild in the Oregon woods and blooms for only a short window each spring, with small pale flowers most people — and most beekeepers — walk right past.

Ours don't. For those few weeks our bees work the cascara bloom, and what comes back to the hive is unlike anything else in our yard: pale, delicate, and startlingly sweet. There's so little of it that almost nobody bottles a single-origin cascara honey. That's exactly why it's this rare — and this special.

Not ready for the collector's jar?

The Golden Trio — three jars of Golden Brew honey

Start with the Golden Trio — $69.99

Blackberry, Mountain Flower & Bigleaf Maple. Three classic honeys, 3 × 16oz.