Contact and Address
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Opening Hours:
| Monday | 12–7PM |
| Tuesday | 12–7PM |
| Wednesday | 12–7PM |
| Thursday | 12–7PM |
| Friday | 12–7PM |
| Saturday | 9AM–7PM |
| Sunday | 12–7PM |
About the Business:
BZ Honey at Thirsty Bee Meadery is a Honey farm located at 108 Commerce St, Tomball, Texas 77375, US.
The business is listed under honey farm, home goods store category. It has received 18 reviews with an average rating of 4.1 stars.
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Reviews:
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- Jenee Law
- 1 year ago
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- Olga Mom Of American Ninja Warrior
- 1 year ago
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- Taylor Jean
- 1 year ago
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- Tracy
- 1 year ago
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- Kofi A-S
- 2 years ago
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bzhoney.com
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FAQ:
Monday : 12–7PM
Tuesday : 12–7PM
Wednesday : 12–7PM
Thursday : 12–7PM
Friday : 12–7PM
Saturday : 9AM–7PM
Sunday : 12–7PM
"I have seasonal allergies and would not go a day without a spoon of bzhoney. This stuff os like liquid sunshine"
"The honey and their mead are great! Very tasty and natural, will definitely come again, thank you!"
"This is a great place to go to experience a meadery and local honey. The honey and meadery are a little expensive but they were great. They have two main types one that is more like beer and the other more like wine. They have tons of options and they offer flights to try them all. Personally, my wife and I like the ones that were more like beer compared to the wines. This is a cute local and family run store that offers more than just their products but also an experience. You can drink and do puzzles and games while you are there. I would recommend this place for a date or getting some honey that is better than your local grocery store."
"Originally bought creamed honey at the Tomball German Christmas Market Booth a couple weeks ago. Delicious! Went to the actual store and bought more of the creamed honey-but cinnamon flavor. Also Delicious! Sampled a flight of bottled and draft meads which are really good! They have soap and candles, too. All made from their local, lovely honeybees located in Tomball."
"I don't usually say anything but I walked up they locked the door on me. I knocked asked to buy some honey, they started to help me and then they told me go to the other location. She did kinda explain and apologize but it definitely felt like they didn't want to sell to me, especially when they locked the door when I walked up. Maybe they honestly are not selling at the location anymore but the way they reacted as soon as I walked up was rude and suspicious (you can imagine why but I will keep it to myself). I don't know how good the honey is and I won't spend my money with them. Again I usually don't speak on stuff like this but the whole thing rubbed me the wrong way."
