Where can I buy honey in Cheyenne, Wyoming?

Cheyenne Honey LLC names partner stores in and around Cheyenne and Laramie, including 1721 Carey Avenue, and the state extension directory names the Cheyenne Farmers Market. The company does not name every store on its own page.

Does Cheyenne Honey come from Cheyenne hives?

The company says it purchases light, mild, raw honey from select Wyoming beekeepers after decades of its own family beekeeping. The University of Wyoming Extension directory groups it with Laramie County beekeepers offering locally produced raw honey. The two statements do not settle the question.

What kind of honey is sold in Cheyenne?

The company describes light, mild raw Wyoming honey, and the extension directory lists raw Wyoming honey, honey fudge, infused honey and raw honeycomb. No floral variety is verified, and the fudge and infused products are not floral types.

Find Local Honey in Cheyenne, Wyoming

Cheyenne Honey LLC says it buys light, mild, raw honey from select Wyoming beekeepers and packs it under state inspection, and its find-our-honey page sends buyers to partner stores in and around Cheyenne and Laramie. The University of Wyoming Extension directory lists the same company among Laramie County beekeepers who offer locally produced raw honey. Both statements are here, and this guide does not pretend they agree.

Local Honey Varieties

No floral variety is verified for Cheyenne. The company describes its honey as light and mild raw Wyoming honey that it purchases, and the extension directory lists raw Wyoming honey and raw honeycomb. Infused honey and honey fudge are products in that listing, not floral types, and light and mild are descriptions rather than a plant.

Where to Buy

Partner stores in and around Cheyenne, including the 1721 Carey Avenue listing on the company's find-our-honey page, plus the Cheyenne Farmer's Market that the state extension directory names. The company describes its markets as seasonal without printing dates.

Shops and markets on this page

Cheyenne Honey LLC — Says the company purchases light, mild, raw honey from select Wyoming beekeepers after 45-plus years of family beekeeping, and that its extracting and packing facilities are licensed and inspected by the Wyoming Department of Agriculture.
Find our honey — Directs buyers to partner stores in and around Cheyenne and Laramie, lists 1721 Carey Avenue, and refers to seasonal farmers markets.
UW Extension specialty crop directory — Lists raw Wyoming honey, honey fudge, infused honey and raw honeycomb, names the Cheyenne Farmers Market, and includes the company among Laramie County beekeepers offering locally produced raw honey.

When to Buy Local Honey in Cheyenne

The company refers to seasonal farmers markets without printing dates. A Cheyenne harvest calendar is unverified.

How We Checked This Page

Checked on 2026-10-07 against the company's homepage and find-our-honey page and the University of Wyoming Extension specialty crop directory. The company's purchase statement and the extension's grouping of it with Laramie County beekeepers are both quoted, and the tension between them is left standing.

Before You Go

Ask whether the jar was packed from the company's own hives or from honey it purchased from another Wyoming beekeeper, because the company's page describes the second case. The state extension directory presents the company differently.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy honey in Cheyenne, Wyoming?: Cheyenne Honey LLC names partner stores in and around Cheyenne and Laramie, including 1721 Carey Avenue, and the state extension directory names the Cheyenne Farmers Market. The company does not name every store on its own page.
Does Cheyenne Honey come from Cheyenne hives?: The company says it purchases light, mild, raw honey from select Wyoming beekeepers after decades of its own family beekeeping. The University of Wyoming Extension directory groups it with Laramie County beekeepers offering locally produced raw honey. The two statements do not settle the question.
What kind of honey is sold in Cheyenne?: The company describes light, mild raw Wyoming honey, and the extension directory lists raw Wyoming honey, honey fudge, infused honey and raw honeycomb. No floral variety is verified, and the fudge and infused products are not floral types.

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