Light golden-yellow honey extremely sweet but never cloying, notes of vanilla and cooked pears. Excellent with tea.

Clover honey from the Canadian tundra very low water content, makes it as pure white as the winter snow. I have a friend who calls it naughty honey, yes it is that good!

Mild but not bland a hint of herbs, solid texture makes it the right choice for toast, biscotti, pound cake...

Rare mountain honey much sought after for its gentle yet distict character, solid grainy texture, great as a spread.

Linden (European Basswood) honey, light amber in color, woodsy aroma with touches of lime.  Mild honey great in tea or on toast. A great addition to your collection!

A truly unique honey! Dark, rich, extremely sweet harvested by honey bees from aphids. A new experience for the honey lover...

From the Roero valley in Italy, this is a big bold honey, if you are a honey guy this one is for you. Slightly sweet with a touch of bitterness...

Bees love Lavender and gourmets love the Lavender honey that the bees produce.  The color of pearls it is floral, fruity...very special experience.

Beautiful golden honey with hints of red highlights, harvested mid season lots of tulip poplar, sourwood and sumac nectar in this honey just a hint of licorice to go with the mellow honey flavor.

Pure Atchafalaya honey from the Louisiana bayou wonderful golden/red honey with a symphony of flavor.  From the Atchafalaya basin 3.5 million acres of pristine wetlands.

The gentleness of the acacia honey is united with the special aromas of the mugo pine.

Wild Carrot (Daucus Carota) is a common wild flower in the US that goes by the name of Queen Anne’s Lace.

The first note is the smell of apple cider followed by...

This honey is excellent thanks to the spontaneous complexity of sensations...

According to the ancient Greeks it's the best honey on earth. 

This honey is extraordinarily versatile and is the richest in minerals.

Light, delicate--a whisper of lemon.  Creamy texture perfect for drizzling over goat or sheep's milk cheese.

From the very tip of Southern Florida, exotic dark honey.  Bold honey flavor with the taste of molases and horehound candy with just a subtle hint of licorice.

This is the real deal!  Fresh from the hive to your table Tupelo honey's unique flavor is one of Americas finest and rarest.

Lovely little honey light and rich tasting.  Hard to find outside Florida and Georgia... add to your collection of fine honey.

Raw, unflitered, unaltered just what nature intended it to be!  The best orange blosoom honey available.

Lime blossom, also known as Basswood or European Linden. This little sweetie is mild but spicy...a rose by any other name.

Acacia honey is also known as Black Locust honey this one is delicately flavored with low acidity a true German treat!

Aromatic honey with limited production because of the short blooming season of the mountain wildflowers.

Deep amber, mild with overtones of malt, this is my favorite German honey!  Should have called it Black Forest honeydew.

Mild bouquet, rich golden color, taste is subtle and full but milder then the color would imply.

Perhaps Europes most popular honey. one taste will tell you why.

Four American classics in an attractive handmade wooden box. SWEET!

It is finally back in stock, Black Sage is notoriously hard to come by.  Try it and you will know why! Light flavor much like Acacia.

Four bottles of sunshine, excellent examples of American honey at its best...even the bees are patriotic. Pure honey product of the USA.

The Italians call this "Moonflower honey" one taste tells you why...a clean light vanilla flavor.

Limited to small area in South Carolina, this rare honey is a national treasure.

This complex honey displays notes of sweet gingerbread with a long finish...

Delicious hint of orange in America's favorite honey...fragrant and delicate, like a whisper.

Oatmeal… it’s what’s for breakfast.  Keep it simple; a comforting bowl of the best Irish Steel Cut Oatmeal and sweetened with our founders own Doug’s Other Honey.