A keeper walking the oak pasture at Timber Creek Bees

Timber Creek Bees · Greenville, Texas

Our Story

A family honey house, and a jar that takes its time.

It started with one hive.

Timber Creek Bees began when Hayden received his first hive at 13, through a scholarship from the Collin County Beekeeping Association. One backyard colony. Then it was the work.

We care for over 2,000 hives across North Texas now.

Drip of Honey is what came of it — the jars we hold back and give time to.

Checking hive lids under an oak
Checking frames.
Bees on comb in an open hive box
Inside the box.
Working hive boxes under the oaks
The yard, at work.
Bees at the entrance of a hive
At the entrance.
Lifting a hive body in dry grass
Lifting a hive.
Loading hive boxes onto a truck
From yard to truck.
Stacking supers in the leaf litter
Supers on.

What we hold to

Three things, every jar.

Raw, and left that way

Never flash-heated or pressure-filtered. We sort it by weight after harvest, and that is the jar.

Slow on purpose

Cold infusions rest for months. No heat to hurry the flavor along.

Nothing else goes in

Whole botanicals and spice. No flavored oils. No syrup.

Drip of Honey is Timber Creek Bees’ premium line of raw honey.

Hayden Chrisman
  • Keeping bees since2013
  • Every infusion restsMonths
  • Bottled inGreenville, TX

Come find us.

New infusions, recipes, and what the yard looks like this week.