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Heather Hills Farm

Beekeeper · Bridge of Cally · United Kingdom

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Who we are

About the farm

Our family honey farm was founded in 1945 by Athole Kirkwood with a single hive; today it is run by brothers Mark and Bernard Noonan in the Perthshire Highlands at Bridge of Cally near Blairgowrie. We move our roughly 1,300 hives seasonally around Perthshire and Deeside, and we extract and bottle our honey by traditional methods without heating it above hive temperature (35 °C). Alongside our award-winning Scottish heather and blossom honey, we handmake small-batch preserves from local Perthshire fruit and offer beeswax products. We sell through our online shop with mail-order delivery and through retailers.

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What we raise

Livestock

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  • Bees
    • Bee products
      • Beeswax, candles
    • Honey
      • Heather honey
      • Comb honey
      • Mixed flower honey
      • Heather honey · flavoured

More of our products

  • Jam, preserves & compote
    • Fruit spread (high fruit)
    • Fruit spread (high fruit)
    • Jam · flavoured

Sales channel

  • Online shop
  • Delivery / shipping
  • Retail
  • Catering / canteens

Product categories

Honey & bee productsPreserves, pickles, sauces, oil & vinegar

Product groups

bee productshoneyjam, preserves & compote

Farming method / certification

Farming method, self-declared: no certification

Languages spoken

English

Location

Heather Hills Farm, Bridge of Cally PH10 7JG
Coordinates: 56.64677, -3.40735

Data source

Data managed by: the FarmAtlas editors, based on the farm's own website
Profile status: Verified by hand — from the farm's own website
Updated: 2026-10-03

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