The Queen is selling organic honey produced at Sandringham, and it's flying off the shelves.
For £14.99, visitors to the gift shop at Sandringham can snap up the handiwork of the bees that live on the Queen's sprawling Norfolk estate. The honey that goes into every jar is collected from hives at Sandringham, with the bees working hard to produce the sweet stuff by visiting the hedgerows and fields around the Royal Family's rural retreat.
The sale of honey at Sandringham is thought to have come as part of a fresh move by Prince Charles to make the 20,000 acre estate organic, according to the MailOnline. Each 454g jar is said to have its own unique taste.
