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With vanilla notes and a luminous pale hue, our premium Raw Acacia Honey touches the palate with delicate perfection. Known for its distinct clarity and resistance to crystallization, this single-varietal gem comes from honey harvested from the forests of black locust trees that grow from Northern Italy to Ukraine.
There is a very special place along the border of Spain and Portugal where the breeze from the mountains dries the soil. A place where fields of lavender grow as far as the eye can see and the honeybees can fly.
Bi-lingual beekeepers in this part of the world make fast work of lining the lavender fields with their bee boxes during the heady blooming season of May. The result is a wondrously rich honey with mildly sweet floral notes -a Southern European vacation in a bottle.
Contrary to their name, the sourwood trees of the southern Appalachian mountains provide a nectar so sweet the bees return year after year. Bold and complex with notes of maple and spice, Sourwood Honey tastes mighty fine in homemade sauces or poured over pancakes. Details Size: 12 oz. Glass Jar
Buttery, Golden Raw Honey – This is the honey that started it all! Savannah Bee founder Ted Dennard learned beekeeping among the tupelo trees that grow the Georgia-Florida line, beginning a love story that continues to this day. With its distinct buttery flavor and golden green hue, Tupelo Honey remains one of the most sought-after honeys in the world.
Tupelo honey is only produced in two tiny regions in the U.S.: The Okefenokee Swamp and the Apalachicola River Basin.
