North Carolina Mountain HoneyAll of our honey is organic, raw, unpasteurized, unfiltered, and local to the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. We never use chemicals in our hives.
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Spring Honey is not available. (late spring)
Description: Spring in the Blue Ridge Mountains is dynamic and robust, and the air is always sweet. Our light Spring Honey contains a diverse sampling of the local flora including Alder, Willow, Maple, Dandelion, Apple, White Clover, and Wildflowers. And -- if we watch the nectar flows just right -- this honey contains the coveted Locust (acacia) nectar!
Description: Spring in the Blue Ridge Mountains is dynamic and robust, and the air is always sweet. Our light Spring Honey contains a diverse sampling of the local flora including Alder, Willow, Maple, Dandelion, Apple, White Clover, and Wildflowers. And -- if we watch the nectar flows just right -- this honey contains the coveted Locust (acacia) nectar!
- 1lb jars Spring Honey: $15
- 2lb jars Spring Honey: $30
- Potential Nectar Sources: Alder, Willow, Maple, Dandelion, Apple, Wildflowers, & Locust
Tulip Magnolia+ is not available. (early summer)
Description: Tulip Magnolia trees produce a dark honey with a surprisingly mild yet complex flavor. Some people have even described it as having a subtle smokey or buttery flavor. One added bonus of darker honey is that it's rich in antioxidants! Tulip Magnolia honey is great for baking, in tea, on biscuits, in peanut butter and honey sandwiches, smothered on toast, or in your favorite tea or coffee. Our unique blend is called Tulip Magnolia+ because of the many other nectar sources our bees harvest during the spring. Each additional nectar source gives the honey a special flavor.
Description: Tulip Magnolia trees produce a dark honey with a surprisingly mild yet complex flavor. Some people have even described it as having a subtle smokey or buttery flavor. One added bonus of darker honey is that it's rich in antioxidants! Tulip Magnolia honey is great for baking, in tea, on biscuits, in peanut butter and honey sandwiches, smothered on toast, or in your favorite tea or coffee. Our unique blend is called Tulip Magnolia+ because of the many other nectar sources our bees harvest during the spring. Each additional nectar source gives the honey a special flavor.
- 1lb jars Spring Honey: $10
- 2lb jars Spring Honey: $20
- Main Nectar Sources: Tulip Magnolia, Blackberry, & Locust (acacia)
- Other Potential Nectar Sources: Dandelion, Apple, White Clover, & Holly
Sourwood Honey is not available. (late summer)
Description: Sourwood honey is one of the most sought after honeys in the world. Sourwood has a rosey amber color and dynamic flavor: tender sweetness with rounded caramel notes on the back end. Sourwood Honey is hard to get because the tree only grows prolifically within America's eastern mountain corridors. The top sourwood honey producers come from the southern Appalachian mountain regions of eastern Tennessee, northern Georgia, and our hometown in western North Carolina.
Description: Sourwood honey is one of the most sought after honeys in the world. Sourwood has a rosey amber color and dynamic flavor: tender sweetness with rounded caramel notes on the back end. Sourwood Honey is hard to get because the tree only grows prolifically within America's eastern mountain corridors. The top sourwood honey producers come from the southern Appalachian mountain regions of eastern Tennessee, northern Georgia, and our hometown in western North Carolina.
- 1lb jars Sourwood Honey: $20
- 2lb jars Sourwood Honey: $40
- Main Nectar Source: Sourwood
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Pickup & Shipping
1. Honey can be shipped. Shipping charges will apply.
2. Local Pickup Options:
1. Honey can be shipped. Shipping charges will apply.
2. Local Pickup Options:
- If you go to our church, you can get it from us there.
- If you know where we live, you can pick it up there.
- If you see us around town, we will probably have some with us.
- If you live at the Wilds, we can leave it with the Mairs.
