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Tupelo
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.Honey Type:
"Great buying experience...my mother loved the tupleo honey three-bottle set I sent her for Mother's Day." - Brandon (Madison, WI)
"Bee America honey is smooth and flavorful and has a light but rich taste. I enjoy it pooled in the hidden crannies of English muffins, but it is equally good on biscuits, peanut butter and crackers, and in hot tea." - Anne (Oakridge, TN)
"Your honey is really good. A friend has been raising bees for years, and the honey is wonderful, but it seems to have a heavier taste. My friend shared a small jar of Bee America with me and I have also enjoyed it at our Sunday night dinners. We put it on fresh carrots and it was delicious." - Wendy (Chicago, IL)
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Tupelo trees along the banks of the Apalachicola River
The white tupelo gum tree, Nyssa Ogeche, grows profusely along the Chipola River and Apalachicola River of northwest Florida.