About this Honey
A coastal treasure found in Florida and the Caribbean. Harvested from the Sea Grape trees that line the beaches. The honey is light to medium amber and has a distinct spicy-sweet flavor with fruity undertones. It is often produced in small batches and sold at seaside markets.
Honey Characteristics
Coccoloba uvifera
Late Spring
Specialty
Florida Coast & Caribbean
Bright tropical fruit, ocean brine air, sweet dynamic spice
Silky, beautifully fluid, clean pour
Honey Profile Chart
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The Story
Clinging tightly to the pristine, sun-soaked beaches of Florida and the Caribbean, the coastal groves of Coccoloba uvifera yield the magnificent, small-batch treasure known as Sea Grape honey. Produced during the late spring breeze, this medium amber nectar is deeply shaped by its maritime terroir, absorbing subtle salt-air elements that honey bees trap straight from the shoreline blooms.\n\nDriven by a naturally elevated fructose blueprint, it features an exceptionally slow crystallization speed, maintaining its silky, brilliant fluid state for long cycles in the pantry without clouding. It treats the palate to a spectacular performance, unfolding with an immediate wave of tropical fruit high-notes before settling into a distinct, zesty spicy-sweet finish that pairs flawlessly with grilled mahi-mahi and soft whipped Neufchâtel.
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At a Glance
A Specialty variety, harvested in Late Spring, from Florida Coast & Caribbean, derived from Coccoloba uvifera blossoms.