SBKA Surrey Honey Show Archives
The archives contain details of past Surrey Honey Shows
The 2025 Surrey Honey Show
In 2025, on Sunday 14th September, The Surrey Honey Show was a Double Blue Ribbon Event with an amazing 228 entries. We had over a thousand people visit the show and marvel at the bees and all the different types of honey.
The overall winning Association was Reigate, with 190 points claiming the Vincent Challenge Cup, followed by Kingston with 94 points and Guildford with 45.
Read the full show report here
Full show results can be viewed and downloaded here.
The 2024 Surrey Honey Show
In 2024 The Surrey Honey Show was held in a new location, at Denbies Wine Estate in Dorking on Sunday 1st September.
There were 43 entrants entering 196 entries, truly a Blue-Ribbon show. Overall winning Association was Reigate and, for the second year, claimed the Vincent Challenge Cup with 118 points. Kingston came second overall with 62 points, Croydon and Weybridge tied on 60 points each.
Read the full show report here
Full show results can be viewed and downloaded here.
2023 Surrey Honey Show
The 2023 Surrey Honey Show unfortunately had to be cancelled because the later announced roadworks on the A3 prevented access to our location.
2022 SBKA Surrey Honey Show
The 2022 show was held at Reigate’s apiary this year and the event was a great success, our thanks go to them for their fantastic hospitality. 208 entries over 23 classes were entered by 40 competitors, and the Blue Ribbon for Best Exhibit in Show was awarded to Janine Sparks for her Honey & Beeswax Products entry.
The Composite Cup for the Surrey member with the most points went to Trevor Keast, The Golder Memorial Trophy for novice honey went to Barry Wood, The Ken Reed Trophy for beeswax went to Adam Leitch and The Colman Cup for cut comb went to David Parker. Congratulations to all!
Congratulations also to the Reigate division who successfully defended the Vincent Challenge Cup, they must be taking a home soil advantage! Thank you to everyone who took part to make what was a brilliant day.