NEW DATE - JOIN US JUNE 13th - 22nd

  • Bee’s Knees Week is moving to June! We’re excited to coincide with Pollinator Week and kick off summer with the most refreshing, delicious celebration of the year.

    Save the Date! Bee's Knees Week 2025 will be June 13th to 22nd.

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    Together we can Drink the Best & Save the Bees

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    We need your help protecting pollinators and raising awareness about their importance to our planet and wellbeing. Click the button below to sign-up for Bee's Knees Week.

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Bee's Knees Week Shop

  • Barr Hill Gin

    Barr Hill Gin
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    From $23.99
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  • Raw Honey - 1 Pound Jar

    Raw Honey - 1 Pound Jar
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    $16.99
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  • Bee's Knees Kit

    Bee's Knees Kit
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    $49.98
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  • Barr Hill Gin + Bears

    Barr Hill Gin + Bears
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    $45.99
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  • Barr Hill Bandana

    Barr Hill Bandana
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    $10.00
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  • Bee’s Knees Week is proud to be a 1% Partner

    As a partner it guarantees all funds go directly to 1% for the Planet approved partners and that the outcomes benefit pollinators and communities.

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Bee’s Knees Cocktail

The Bee’s Knees Cocktail is a refreshing blend of award-winning Barr Hill Gin, raw honey syrup, and fresh lemon juice. Join bars and restaurants nationwide in serving Barr Hill Bee’s Knees cocktails, or craft your own at home!

Explore our 2024 Cocktail & Mocktail Guide, featuring classic recipes, inventive variations, and mocktails for everyone to enjoy.

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Why are bees so important?

Nearly 90% of flowering plants and 30% of our food crops rely on animal pollinators. Bees, particularly honeybees, are the unsung heroes behind more than 90 different food crops in the United States, contributing over $20 billion annually.