Fat Head Honey showcased at Junkstock near Waterloo
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 21:02 · Archive
Fat Head Honey, a Nebraska bee-to-bottle operation with over 800 beehives, drew attention at the fall Junkstock event near Waterloo.
Fat Head Honey, a Nebraska bee-to-bottle operation with more than 800 beehives, appeared at the fall edition of Junkstock near Waterloo alongside other local vendors. The business, located near Clarkson, was voted the number one stop on the Nebraska Passport last year and featured in Country Living magazine about two and a half years ago.
Brian Suchan is a fourth-generation beekeeper who runs the operation with his wife Kathy, who creates the company's craft infusions. Kathy, originally from Schuyler, Nebraska, started the business in South Carolina with a dream to centre it on infusing honey. Her mother, still living in Schuyler, tried Brian's honey and encouraged Kathy to buy drums of it for the business. Brian and Kathy were both single at the time and later married.
The company takes its name from one of their English Bulldogs, Pork Chop, who is nicknamed 'Fat Head'. Among their offerings are a 'Stout' honey aged in a maple liqueur barrel that a local brewery filled with stout for 18 months, followed by six months of honey aging, and a 'Mexican Chocolate' flavour.
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- Fat Head Honey draws attention at Junkstock near WaterlooA number of local Nebraska vendors and makers made an appearance at the fall edition of Junkstock this year, including Fat Head Honey, which is located near Clarkson.WOWT · 16 Oct, 20:38
- Fat Head Honey draws attention at Junkstock near WaterlooA number of local Nebraska vendors and makers made an appearance at the fall edition of Junkstock this year, including Fat Head Honey, which is located near Clarkson.1011Now · 16 Oct, 20:38
In this story: Fat Head Honey · Brian Suchan · Kathy Suchan · Clarkson · Waterloo · Schuyler · Nebraska
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