Killer Bee Guy is a local business that specializes in producing high-quality, Africanized killer bee honey. Offering a wide variety of flavors and blends, the honey is praised for its exceptional taste and quality. Customers can choose from different sizes and price ranges, with options like honey butter, mustards, and sauces also available. The business is known for its friendly and knowledgeable staff, who are eager to share their expertise and educate both adults and children. Customers particularly appreciate the opportunity to sample the different honey varieties before making a purchase. With a focus on supporting local producers, Killer Bee Guy has gained a loyal following among honey enthusiasts, who often purchase the products as gifts for friends and family. Overall, the business is described as a delightful and valuable resource for those seeking high-quality, locally-sourced honey and related products.
Great place to stop if you like honey. A good variety of flavors. Also honey mustard . Staff very helpful in selection. Also has service to assist in removing problem hives. Always stop here when possible.
June 2025
Love this guy, he is very knowledgeable about bees. Highly recommend.
May 2025
We LOVED this little shop. We learned so much about the Arizona africanized colony killer bees.
We were able to try many of the products. We loved the almond and lemon one the most.
As ?killer bees? (or, more accurately, ?Africanized honeybees?) continue to make a home in North America, most news stories about them are scary... ...but in Bisbee, you can taste their sweet side. You may have seen the man behind this diminutive store, local master beekeeper Reed Booth, on television. He's ?the killer bee guy.? And here on this Victorian mining town's Main Street, you can sample the sticky results of his semi-dangerous labor: honeys, honey butters, whole seed honey mustards. They're almost worth the drive down to Bisbee...but you can also buy them online. And sometimes, if you time it just right, you'll find yourself strolling in the snow. Bisbee is over a mile high up in the Mule Mountains.
