Top 10 San Diego Gift Ideas for Clients Who Have Seen It All
Your client has enough branded pens. They have the insulated tumbler. The wireless charger. The gift basket with three forgettable snacks and a logo printed so loudly it feels like...
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San Diego's Only Honey Boutique |The SAVAGE BEE-CHES Story
Having San Diego's only honey boutique that specializes in all things bees, including celebrating San Diego's 700+ bee species, was a gradual evolution. Having a business does not mean everything...
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Watermelon Blossom Honey vs. Watermelon Honey vs. Watermelon Syrup: What's the Difference?
Let’s get one thing straight right out of the gate: the internet is drowning in misinformation about honey. If you type "watermelon honey" into a search bar, half the articles...
Conference Swag & Holiday Party Gifts That Don't Feel Like Everyone Else's
Queen's Court · Corporate & Occasion Gifting Conference Swag & Holiday Party Gifts That Don't Feel Like Everyone Else's Most conference giveaways get carried back to the hotel room and...
What Is Raw Beeswax Used For? A Complete Guide
What Is Raw Beeswax Used For? A Complete Guide From candle making to skincare, straight from the same hives behind our honey. What Is Raw Beeswax? Raw beeswax is the...
The Rarest Honey Varietals You Can Only Find in San Diego
Queen's Court · San Diego Honey Guide The Rarest Honey Varietals You Can Only Find in San Diego Eight jars, eight origins, one boutique that went looking for all of...
San Diego's Only Honey Boutique |The SAVAGE BEE-CHES Story
Having San Diego's only honey boutique that specializes in all things bees, including celebrating San Diego's 700+ bee species, was a gradual evolution. Having a business does not mean everything...
San Diego's Rarest Honey Varieties— A Buyer's Guide
If you have only ever bought honey from a grocery store shelf, you have been working with about 10% of the picture. Real honey tastes like somewhere. Here is a...
Meet Fireweed Blossom: The Champagne of Honey Has Arrived at SAVAGE BEE-CHES
Fireweed is one of the first wildflowers to return after a forest fire, blanketing burned hillsides across Alaska and the Pacific Northwest in vivid magenta every summer. The honey bees...
Pecan Honeydew Cajun Chicken Recipe
Our rarest varietal is almost gone. Pecan Honeydew honey pours dark as molasses, thick as memory, and was made for savory cooking not tea. Here's the Cajun baked chicken recipe...
Bee Venom 101
People come into our boutique searching for something they hope will help a product, a therapy, a reason to believe. Bee venom is one of the most talked-about wellness topics...
Bee San Diego Is Here — And Here's Why It Had to Be | SAVAGE BEE-CHES
We are losing the fight to marketing and capitalism and if we want to win, we have to learn from it. San Diego is home to over 700 native bee...
Watermelon Honey Baklava Recipe
"The syrup was phenomenal." That's how customer Katherine described her baklava after swapping in our raw Watermelon Honey. We asked if we could share her recipe and while we were...
Kemi's Musings- Gatekeeping
Just Kemi’s thoughts, feelings and research based on recent experience. But the experience isn't new just different group. Where do we go from here? We continue because resilience is in...
Let Love 🐝: A Sweet Collaboration Between SAVAGE BEE-CHES and Julia Mae's Kitchen This February
San Diego's sweetest collaboration is here. SAVAGE BEE-CHES has partnered with Julia Mae's Kitchen to create the Pecan Honey Hennessy Cake—a decadent adult dessert featuring rich pecan honey, Hennessy, fresh...
Stop ‘Saving the Bees’ the Wrong Way: Why Urban Honeybee Hives Are Harming Native Bees
“Saving the bees” has become a marketing trend—but urban honeybee hives are unintentionally harming the very pollinators that keep our ecosystems alive. Here’s why native bees need us more, and...
Harnessing the Power of Beeswax: Candles, Skincare & More
As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisper and drier, it’s the perfect time to dive into the warm, natural comfort of beeswax. In this post we’ll explore...