Honey Descriptions

Light & Delicate

Gathered from the nectar of the Alfalfa Blossom in the Windy River region of Wyoming 

Kosher

The perfect sweetener for your favorite cocktails. Use as a healthier, natural substitute for simple syrup. 

Dark & Bold

Sweet with a nutty aftertaste

Perfect for making wheat bread

Bold, Buttery & Smooth

Forged from the nectar of blossoms found on the trees in avocado groves

A great substitute for dark sugar when baking or as a wonderful replacement for maple syrup

Kosher

Light in color

Aromatic, floral notes with fruity flavor

Perectly paired with mild cheese or drizzled over yogurt

Dark, Bold flavor, often compared to black strap molasses

From the nectar of the Buckwheat flower found in the mid-west

Packed full of antioxidants, vitamins & minerals

Great for making bold sauces

Lighter in color & mild in flavor

A natural sweetener without changing the overall flavor of what you're adding it to 

Kosher

Perfect in tea

Sweet & Mild

The most common table honey

Clover pairs perfectly with everything

Kosher

Strong berry flavor with delightful undertone. without the tartness of actual cranberries

Derives from the nectar of the small white blossoms of the cranberry plant

Great addition for marinades

Light, Sweet, Subtle citrus flavor

Sweeten your favorite tea, add to salad dressing, or enjoy on a warm biscuit

Kosher

USDA certified Organic Wildflower Honey is produced by organic certified beehives located in remote regions where the honeybees can forage for nectar from various wildflowers, free from herbicides or pesticide applications

A product of Brazil. Packaged and distributed by Bee Natural, LLC

Mild & Smooth with a flavorful raspberry finish

Derives from the nectar of the flower from the raspberry bush

Kosher

Dark in color, strong, malty aroma 

Buttery smooth

Sourced from Sourwood trees in the Smoky & Southern Appalachian Mountains

With notes of caramel, this honey pairs very well with fruits and cheeses

Soft & buttery with a clean finish

Growing along the rivers & creeks in the Florida panhandle, Tupelo trees bloom only 2 weeks in the spring 

Bold & Sweet

A poly-floral honey, it ranges from light to dark in color, depending on which plants are in bloom

Wildflower honey varies with each harvest

Kosher