Also sold in Massachusetts at:

Ferns Country Store, Carlisle, MA
Spring Brook Farm, Littleton, MA
Core De Vie, Boston, MA;
Earth Energies, Nashua, NH
Concord Cheese Shop, Concord, MA
Formaggio Kitchen, Cambridge
Jones Farm, Chelmsford
Common Ground Cafe, Hyannis
Common Sense Wholesome Food Market, Plymouth and Dorchester
Sudbury Coffee Works, Sudbury
Carlisle Honey's own farm stand (some summer weekends)
Carlisle Farmer's Market (July to Oct, Saturday's 8 AM - Noon)

Wikipedia - About Honey
Tom Ogren: Honey, Health and Allergies
Some interesting Receipts and Facts about Honey
PBS.org NOVA "Tales from the Hive"
Want to start Beekeeping, try this: GoBeekeeping.com
Honey Bees and the Art of Keeping Bees: Educational Programs & Products
Great honey information: Honey Info
Interesting info about what bees do: Bee Trivia
Honey Recipes and cooking with honey: Honey Recipes
Our Local Bee Club - Middlesex County BeeKeepers Association: MCBA
Colony mathematical simulator: WebBeePop
What's so good about Honey
Carlisle and some of its History
Info on Bumble Bees
National Honey Month e-Cards
Pollen Info: Learn more about Bee Pollen
Can honey be used for Burns & Stings?
Organic Standards

The above links are provided for reference. Carlisle Honey does not endorse or support these sites in any way.

Note: Honey should not be fed to infants under one year of age. Honey is a safe and 
wholesome food for children and adults. More details.

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