Great Local Honey From East Tennessee

Tulip Poplar - These giant blooms produce a very dark and abundant nectar that the bees love. Customers are shocked when they try this honey and love its thick smooth feel and caramel and molasses flavor that is a real favorite.

Summer-A wildflower honey has a lot of different floral sources. This adds pollen from a wide array of plants providing the most allergy benefit. The honey is sweet and goes good with everything. It changes from year to year depending on what was blooming best for the bees.

Sourwood-This honey as the name suggests has a "tangy" finish. Its definitely not sour- it is sweet and floral. The Sourwood trees bloom in July and grows best in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. This varietal honey has won  "worlds best tasting"

Blackberry- This honey is collected from the blossom of wild blackberry bushes that grow all over the fields and mountainsides. A dark amber honey that has a fruity finish with a hint of berry.