Queen's Sandringham estate bees working hard to make ‘absolutely delicious' royal honey
- 2 years ago
The honey is being collected from hives placed around fields and hedgerows at the Royal Family’s rural retreat. The hives were reportedly introduced as part of the estate’s move to become fully organic, something that has been pushed by reports MailOnline. A sign on display at the Sandringham estate shop reads: “Sandringham Bee-Keeper, Leigh Goodsell is the provider of our amazing honey. “Each batch has its own distinct flavour, depending where the beehives are at the time of collection. “It could be the taste of the Lime trees which line roads here at Sandringham, heather or even lavender, which are both grown on the estate. “Whatever the flavour, expect an amazing taste of nature.” T ...
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