08/19/2026
This summer, Heirloom got a little sweeter. đđŻ
Last spring, we welcomed bees to our little corner of Denver as part of our continued commitment to growing, sourcing, and creating food with a deeper connection to where it comes from.
This weekend, we harvested our very first honey.
And somehow, these incredible little workers produced 12 quarts of raw, unfiltered honey.
Extracting it was messy, exhilarating, a little intimidating, and honestly one of the most incredible experiences weâve had at Heirloom. It gave us an entirely new appreciation for the work that goes into something as simple and beautiful as a jar of honey.
We are still very much learning the art of beekeeping, and weâre incredibly grateful to our bee mentor, Jenny, for guiding us through this first season.
From our garden, to our bees, to the farmers and makers we partner with, this is what Heirloom has always been about: knowing where our food comes from, honoring the people and creatures behind it, and creating something meaningful from the ingredients around us.
And now we have 12 quarts of Heirloom honey to start dreaming with. đŻâ¨
We already have a few menu ideas brewingâŚ
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