Description
Sourwood Honey Flavor Profile
Hails From: Western NC., Smoky Mountains, Southern Appalachian Mountains
Nectar Source: Sourwood tree, Oxydendrum arboreum
Color: Light golden amber
Flavor Profile: Smooth and buttery with notes of caramel
Pairings: Everything! But especially, with charcuterie boards, cheese, fruit, tea, yogurt, biscuits – you get the idea.
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Lauren Johnson –
Sourwood honey is THE BEST honey bar none. Smooth, sweet, and deliciously buttery. & this is a beautiful bottle that I leave out on my kitchen counter, which has garnered many compliments from friends. If you have never tasted Sourwood Honey, do yourself a favor and make the purchase. Your sweet tooth won’t let you regret it!
maryann bahorski –
addictive!
Meg –
This honey was delicious! Also the bottle is very beautiful, I used it as a flower vase afterwards. My only complaint is the cork stopper broke after one use and I had to use a wine stopper as an emergency fix.
Jeanne Moreland –
The best honey in the world. Worth every cent…
Bob –
I used to prefer Tupelo Honey over Sourwood until I received a bottle of your Sourwood Honey for Christmas. Sourwood Honey is always good but yours was the absolute best honey I have ever tasted. When I’m not eating it by the spoonful, I like it best on blueberry pancakes.
Mark –
On a trip to view fall foliage in Asheville, I stumbled upon ABC. Hesitant at first that honey could command a premium price for…honey, I was stunned when given a sample of of this local honey product. I bought a small jar and I regret not purchasing a larger. If I’m not enjoying it by the spoonfuls, I’m using it in my hot buttered rum toddy’s during the “frigid” Houston winters. It’s worth it’s weight in gold.