HoneyComber Club

What's in the box: Three jars of different raw honeys from small US apiaries, each a new variety that changes from box to box.

HoneyComber Club is a raw honey subscription built around discovery. Each box holds three different artisanal raw honeys, sourced from family-owned apiaries around the US and jarred and labeled by the company before shipping. Honey changes a lot depending on region, floral source and season, and most grocery store jars hide that range. This club lets you taste the differences side by side, with honeys from places like Hawaii, South Dakota and New Hampshire.

You can choose monthly or bi-monthly delivery and pay one month at a time or prepay for up to a year. The site notes that single months cost the most. Boxes ship within the first two weeks of each month, and shipping is free on all subscriptions. Gift subscriptions and gift cards are available, and there is a shop and a recipe section with pairing ideas.

The company says it works with producers who care about bee health and sustainable beekeeping, but it does not publish detailed standards for how apiaries are vetted. Prices are not shown up front, so you will need to click through to compare plans. Despite the beekeeping label, this is a honey tasting club, not a source of hive equipment or beekeeping supplies. Honey keeps well without refrigeration, so building up a collection carries little risk of waste.