Harvested from our neighborhood grove of tulip poplar trees overlooking the Potomac River in Maryland, this rare honey is a rich, amber color that is mild in flavor. The tulip poplar is a magnificently tall tree producing delicate lemon-lime-colored flowers with an orange center. Native Americans used its timber for canoes and early American settlers used it for shipbuilding, paper mills and construction. Rich in antioxidants, this robust honey can serve as a sugar substitute in baking or as a sweetener in sauces for roasting meat or grilling fish.
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Liberty Honey
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Liberty Honey
Savor the bright spirit of colonial American honey - a blend that stands out in its uniqueness and wakens the palate. Early colonists depended
upon honey and honey products made by bees first brought over from Europe. As the colonies banded together to form a union, the symbol of a
beehive reflected the stabilization of colonial America. The Founding Fathers of the United States believed that liberty signified the freedom
from dependence on another's will and was the opposite of tyranny. Liberty Honey pays tribute to the principles of individualism and natural rights
with this unique blend of honey that harkens back to eighteenth-century America.
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Pioneer Honey
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Pioneer Honey
Enjoy the robust essence of American pioneer honey. Seeking individual freedom and the promise of boundless expansion, American pioneers
headed west toward the Ohio River Valley. Their experiences and interactions along the way helped to shape American culture, values and
ideologies. Honey, collected in the wild from honey trees and from carefully tended straw hives or skeps enriched the pioneer diet and
sweetened their hardships. The full-bodied taste of natural honey became a comfort food of sorts to the pioneers, and it still brings the
same sense of connection to our generation. Pioneer Honey commemorates the perseverance and resourcefulness of the men and women who settled
America's first frontier during the mid-eighteenth to the early nineteenth centuries.
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Prairie Honey
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Prairie Honey
Delight in the refreshing nature of American prairie honey. Hoping to make a new start in life, prairie homesteaders headed west to the land of rippling bluestem and spacious skies. Homesteaders valued honeybees as pollinators for their crops as well as providing honey for sweetening foods and beeswax for making candles to light their sod houses. Prairie Honey honors the vast expanses of grassland, which were so impressive that early settlers compared their endless undulations to the ocean and called their covered wagons "prairie schooners" as they navigated their rolling acres.
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Tulip Poplar Honey
Orange Blossom Honey
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Soak up liquid sunshine by enjoying this light, citrus honey. Millions of white, fragrant flowers perfume central and south Florida during orange blossom time in the early spring. This intoxicating display creates one of the sweetest honeys that bees make. Use on toast, waffles, pancakes, and breakfast pastries. It is also delicious on yogurt, ice cream and fruit salads.
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Tupelo Honey
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Experience one of our nation's rarest honeys produced by bees along the banks of the Apalachicola River and surrounding swamps of northwest Florida and southern Georgia. Pioneering beekeepers were among the earliest non-aboriginal people to explore this region of the country. This light honey has just a tang of lemon making it perfect for sweetening teas. It is also excellent for drizzling over cheeses and fruits.
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Creamed Thistle Honey
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Creamed Thistle
Harvested from the star thistle wildflower that grows in wild abundance in Northern Michigan, creamed thistle honey has a sweet and delicate floral flavor. Its smooth and velvety taste is an unexpected delight from such a tenacious and prickly plant. This delicious, spreadable honey melts lusciously in your mouth. Pairs well with nuts, strong cheeses and breakfast breads. Stays smooth and creamy without refrigeration.
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Moisturizing Honey Lip Balm
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Experience one of our nation's rarest honeys produced by bees along the banks of the Apalachicola River and surrounding swamps of northwest Florida and southern Georgia. Pioneering beekeepers were among the earliest non-aboriginal people to explore this region of the country. This light honey has just a tang of lemon making it perfect for sweetening teas. It is also excellent for drizzling over cheeses and fruits.
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American Heritage Gift Box Sets
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The perfect gift for any occasion. Order a trio of artisanal honeys from our American Heritage Collection and have it arrive handsomely presented in our beautiful gift box sets. The American Heritage Collection gift box sets feature exquisite etchings of bees alongside honeycombs embedded with signatures from the Declaration of Independence - evoking a historical link with America's past.
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Honey Lotion Bars
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Experience the replenishing powers of a luxurious honey moisturizer in a convenient bar. Bars melt when rubbed against the warmth of your skin leaving it silky smooth.
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