I won’t lie: Beautiful honey packaging matters more to me than it should.
“Why are we spending $80 on labels?” my husband asked. “We don’t even sell our honey!” And he’s right. Our 1040 reads a fat zero on the “Honey Income” line but, I might argue, if the IRS measured quality of life, mine would skyrocket every time I bottle a jar of honey. This weekend I harvested 2 gallons of honey from my Nob Hill hive, and the bottling process was pure pleasure.
My honey jars, inspired by the Chicago Honey Co-op
If you’re an aesthete like me, or if you aim to sell your honey, here are a few ideas for inspiration and sourcing.
Inspiration
 Beeline cylinder jars |
 Abella’s custom jars |
 Concept by Ah&Oh |
 Chicago Honey Co-op |
 Classic hexagon revisited |
 Honey trio by Bee Raw |
Jar Sources
For interesting jars, consider alternative glass sources like candle jars or salve jars. Here are a few low-cost options to move beyond the plastic honey bear. Click an image to find the product page.
 Tall French square |
 Candle bottle |
 Blue straight jar |
 Black lid straight jar |
 Unusual round jar |
 Tall cylinder jar |
Find a few more ideas at: http://www.sunburstbottle.com/glass-jars
mistress beek 
Heart your labels! I like that they are clear and you can see through to the clarity/ color of your Nob Hill honey. Yummmmmmmmmy
Wonderful timing on your post. Thanks for the links and I love your jars.
Great Idea’s, right at our finger tips. Thankyou!
Love the jars on this page and agree that design is important.
This is what my
Wotton honey looks like.