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Savannah Bee's Tupelo honey is, hands down, the Queen of the honey world, the gold standard of the sweetest liquid gold in the South.

Harvested over two or three weeks in the early Spring, Tupelo nectar is one of the rarest and most valuable liquid resources in the world. After being concentrated by the workers, the nectar is transformed into a delicacy whose combination of strength, subtlety, and sweetness is almost impossible to describe.

We think Savannah Bee's Tupelo is like a thick, slow-moving river of liquid sunshine. When you pour it from our elegant Flute into strong black tea, or onto a piece of crisp buttery toast, or over a piece of aged cheddar, you know you're in for something special. Tupelo's flavors arrive as a series of distinct impressions, a parade of melon, crème brulée, butter, dried pear, and a hint of wet stones. Underneath it all is an unmistakable herbaceous note, the barest hint of Southern Moss. The finish is long, lasting more than a minute before fading away entirely.

20 oz Flute

When you want your honey just the way the bees made it, Savannah Bee Honeycomb is for you.

Filled with honey equalling the life's work of two bees, each golden cell brims with the concentrated nectar of thousands of rare and remote Georgia flowers. When you eat Savannah Bee honeycomb with wine and cheese, you think dreams can come true. When you spread it on a hot piece of buttered toast, you think it's happening right now.

If you close your eyes while you eat Savannah Bee's Orange Blossom honey, you could almost swear you're sitting in an orange grove, surrounded by tawny sun-warmed fruit and the drowsing hum of honey bees.

Thick and juicy, Savannah Bee's Orange Blossom honey is an explosion of citrus on the palate, followed by hints of toffee and almonds. The Crusaders had to fight a series of wars in the Holy Land to bring the orange tree to the West so you could have this experience. All you have to do is wake up some sunny morning, open a bottle of Savannah Bee Orange Blossom honey, slather it on a buttered scone, and say thanks to the Medieval warriors, workaholic bees, and skilful bee-wranglers that make it all possible.

20 oz Flute