Description
Asheville Bee Charmer’s Sourwood Honey hails from the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina.
Sourwood Honey Queenline
$22.00
Every August, in the North Carolina Mountains, when those buzzing honeybees fly off to feed on the sweet nectar of those beautiful fleecy white flowers that hang low on the Sourwood Trees, beekeepers are ready and waiting to capture one of the most sought after monofloral honeys in the whole world, Sourwood Honey. It has a beautiful straw color, and a soft, buttery, caramel aftertaste. The texture is smooth, and the taste, delicious. The Sourwood Tree is found primarily in the Appalachian Mountains and, therefore, Sourwood Honey is known as The Mountain Honey. Sourwood is our signature honey, and because of its high demand, we sell out of it every year.
Jonathan Fritz –
My apologies to the Bee Charmers for this delayed thank-you: Your sourwood honey arrived in style, in a well-packaged box. My biggest surprise was the care that you gave my delivery, and the delightful Kraft wrapping paper fashioned in honeycombs, just like the ones in the hive! Ain’t no way this bottle’s gonna get broken between your place and mine! I’m holding on to the wrapping paper, it will definitely be recycled for shipping the next time! I was grinning from ear to ear, you did a great job. As for the honey, it has a taste that I have never experienced before, you can really tell the difference, it’s hard to explain and hard to not want more. Of course, I’m making this bottle last a bit, I have enjoyed the flavor. Thank you for putting a smile on my face over the weekend!