1 oz Glass Jar are great for holding sample amounts of honey. Several styles of lids are available and some lids have pressure seals. Lids are sold separately. Does not qualify for free shipping. All glass jars ship at your own risk of damage. By law, honey is sold by weight, not volume. All sizes shown are honey weight which is not equivalent to liquid volume. For example, a 12 oz container will hold 12 oz of honey but only 8 oz of water.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I prepare glass jars before filling them with honey?
Start with clean, completely dry jars before bottling. Moisture left inside a container can introduce water into the honey, so check each jar after washing and drying it. Follow appropriate food-handling practices when preparing honey for use or sale. This helps keep the container ready for filling.
Can small glass jars help when comparing honey varieties?
Yes. Small containers make side-by-side tastings easier because you can portion varieties separately without using larger jars. Label each jar clearly so people can identify and compare the honey they are tasting.
How should I store empty glass jars before bottling?
Keep empty jars in a clean, dry area protected from dust and accidental damage. Leaving them in their original packaging or another covered container can help keep them organized until bottling day. Avoid storing them where they could be knocked over.
Should glass honey jars be completely dry before filling?
Yes. Check that the inside of each jar has dried completely before adding honey. Water can affect honey’s moisture content, so taking time to prepare dry containers is an important part of the bottling process.






