Tupelo Honey

Buttery, floral, vanishing finish

Featured Variety
Light Amber
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Tupelo

About this Honey

The "Gold Standard" of honey, harvested exclusively from the White Tupelo trees in the Apalachicola and Ogeechee river basins of Florida and Georgia. Produced during a brief two-week window in spring, this light golden honey is famous for its high fructose ratio, which prevents it from granulating. It has a smooth, buttery texture and a complex floral flavor with hints of pear.

Aroma

Slightly fruity

Texture

Does not crystallize

Best Pairings

Spoon eating, fine dining

Where to Buy

Local apiaries offering Tupelo honey

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Honey Facts

Did you know that Tupelo honey gets its unique flavor profile solely from the nectar of the flowers the bees visit?

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