Upper Cornwall is a rural community situated in the heart of Lunenburg County on Nova Scotia’s South Shore. Set back from the Atlantic coastline, the area is defined by rolling forested hills, stands of mixed hardwood and softwood, freshwater lakes, and a patchwork of clearings once shaped by traditional farming—open fields, wildflower meadows, and former hay lands that now form a rich natural tapestry.

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Our bees flourish here, gathering nectar from clover, goldenrod, apple blossoms, fireweed, spruce tips, asters, and the fragrant wild flora and herbs that blanket our fields and gardens. The result is a honey that’s bright and complex, with layered floral and herbal notes unique to the inland landscapes of Lunenburg County.