Mill Creek Apiary — Local services in Medford Township

Let’s start off with how beautiful the shop is. It was a bit hard to find at first because the sign is small. But it didn’t take long to find. It’s located in a super cute area and the shop is small but incredibly sweet (no pun intended) You can find soaps, lip balms, jewelry and more. I love that you can try the honey before purchasing. I tried a couple and my favorite was the Pine Barren Honey and I bought their seasonal Pumpkin honey which honestly caught me by surprise as to how yummy it was. My allergies have been insane and let me just say after taste testing and purchasing my items the drive home was amazing. 🤣 No itchy throat, ears or nose. The relief was a gift. I brought it home and my mom absolutely hates honey was willing to give it a try. She was shocked that she liked it. She tried the Pine Barren. If I had to give one suggestion it would be better customer service. It wasn’t horrible but it also wasn’t pleasant. I enjoyed myself because I love and appreciate a well put together shop and quality products. But customer service is a big piece for me. A pleasant demeanor and helpful tips and some form of interaction would make a visit to the shop a lot...

My family continues to enjoy honey from Mill Creek Apiary, both at the shop in Medford and at the Burlington County Farmer Market. I purchased the 2lb jar of the Wildflower honey a while ago and continue to utilize their refill option for a dollar off (in store at Medford). What's better than honey on tap? Simply clean the jar at home and bring it in for a refill. The Pine Barrens and sweet pepperbush varietals have been my favorite thus far. The infused and creamed honey are also tasty, plenty of flavor options and seasonal releases. Val is friendly and lovely! I have gifted the honey as housewarming, birthday and get-well gifts. Could not be more pleased to love and support the products of Mill...

Just love this honey and the team! The fact that it is local honey is great but it’s tastes phenomenal too. All of the creamed honey is great straight up, as a spread, or mixed in - the chocolate one with pretzels or on toast and most recently the Masala Chai mixed in with some hot water or tea. My personal favorite honey of all time is the pepper bush - (not spicy) light and floral. We also took an awesome class (Hive Dive) learning about bees and honey making that was absolute fascinating. Jason and Pat were so knowledgeable and fun...