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Sourwood Honey: the Sweetheart of the Southern Appalachian Mountains
Our most popular honey is also one of the world’s most delicious—Sourwood Honey. Asheville Bee Charmer harvests Sourwood Honey from bees pollinating sourwood trees. These trees are native to our Southern Appalachian mountain forests. The flavor of this well-balanced honey is unparalleled.
Available in five sizes.
HONEY IS FOR MORE THAN YOUR PALATE
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Gift Sets for Honey-Lovers & Bee Charmers
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LONG LIVE THE QUEENS
Queen bees Jillian and Kim opened the first Asheville Bee Charmer in downtown Asheville in 2014. Dedicated beekeepers themselves, Jillian and Kim are honey-lovers that work with other beekeepers from around the world to curate a selection of the best pure, raw monofloral honey from across North Carolina (including their own back yard) and the globe.
They are bee conservation advocates, but stress that you don’t have to bee a beekeeper to save the bees. We can all pitch in by supporting pollinator-friendly native landscaping.
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