Wooden board with MOB honey jars, sliced citrus, croissants, nuts, flowers and herbs.

Beekeepers in protective veils inspect a wooden frame covered with bees outdoors..

Beehive-shaped beeswax candles on table with MOB honey jars in wooden display.

Hand lifts spoonful of thick honey from MOB jar on wooden stand with twine.

Honeycomb piece on parchment paper with light and branch shadows across the surface.

Mob Honey

Mob Honey in Bassano, Historic Plains, offers ethical beehive tours and raw honey, giving visitors a close-up look at naturally raised bees. This small-scale apiary is female farmer-owned, right down to the hardworking bees that create each jar. The honey is wild, raw, and unfiltered, reflecting the surrounding prairie landscape and the changing seasons. Guests can taste small-batch blends produced from the on-site hives, each with its own subtle flavour profile. Beehive tours and agricultural experiences invite visitors to step into the world of beekeeping, learn how the colonies are cared for, and see how honey moves from hive to jar. It is an honest, hands-on way to connect with pollinators and local food in rural Alberta.