In a message dated 09/04/2010 11:15:27 GMT Daylight Time, [log in to unmask] 
 writes:

I  checked the archives and there isn't much there. Nothing really on cedar 
 frames, and some comment about different areas, such as Scotland and 
England,  that use hives made of cedar, along with a speculation about whether 
honey  from cedar frames would taste of cedar.
Any  thoughts'?



Here in the UK all the best (and most expensive!) hives are made of cedar.  
They last about as long as their owners and so are a good investment.  I  
have some cedar equipment that I know was made about the year I was born  
(1948).  Our frames are usually made of cheapo pine.  The honey isn't  affected.
 
Chris

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