Wildflower 45oz

Wildflower 45ozWildflower honey is produced from nectars harvested by bees from a wide variety of flowers. The harvest period runs from April to June during which honeybees would go through a system of flowers to collect nectar from blackberries, tulip poplars, black locusts, maple, basswood and a lot more. This garden variety of wild flowers is what gives wildflower honey its distinct, complex floral flavor. It comes in amber color and has a robust aroma.

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This honey also has a thick consistency and is known for its lack of crystals (it takes a while for it to crystallize in contrast with other types of honey)

and they dangle from branches in clusters that can be a foot long

The harvest period runs from April to June during which honeybees would go through a system of flowers to collect nectar from blackberries

This raw unfiltered honey comes from the white tupelo trees

Clover honey is a monofloral honey produced by bees that mainly feed off of clover nectar

sometimes referred to as honey straws

Tupelo honey's color is light golden amber with a greenish cast

The honey color is light golden amber with a greenish cast

This honey has a subtle hint of citrus in taste and is quite sweet

and a number of other foods

This is caused by a high level of diastase enzymes in it which is responsible for preventing Gallberry honey from crystallizing even in cold temperatures