J.w.anderson Houghton Honey

Harvested on the grounds of Houghton Hall, the Norfolk estate of Lady Rose Hanbury, this limited-run honey is produced by hives nestled within the historic landscape of one of England's great country houses. Bees forage across wildflower meadows and formal gardens, producing a runny honey rich in botanical nuance. Flavour shaped by the land itself. Each jar is wrapped in a woven lid, crafted with weaver Max Mosscrop. Inspired by 18th Century weaving techniques found in a rare historical book, Mosscrop hand-built a traditional loom to recreate patterns no longer compatible with modern machinery. The resulting fabric is both recreation and revival. A living archive of Norwich weaving history.