Sourwood 16oz

Sourwood 16ozSourwood honey is highly regarded by honey makers and connoisseurs alike. With a beautiful straw color, the Sourwood texture is smooth and comes across as 'rich' versus a more typically 'sweet' conventional honey. The flavor profile is a soft delicious caramel. Sourwood is indigenous to the Southern Appalachians that run across the regions of Northern Georgia and Northwestern Carolina. The trees grow in wild locations not convenient orchard like

These blossoms are notoriously fragile

Other sources state that Gallberry

" Tupelo honey comes from the green-white blossom of the white tupelo gum tree (Nyssa Ogeche)

This raw unfiltered honey comes from the white tupelo trees

antifungal

sometimes referred to as honey straws

The individual sticks are a handy pocket or purse to-go size

contain some of the highest concentrations of tupelo trees in the world

Clover Honey

The taste of Tupelo honey is smooth

and challenges like inquisitive bears or extended rainy periods make for often small

Sourwood honey is highly regarded by honey makers and connoisseurs alike