Meet the Honey

🍯 Meet the Honey

Explore the landscapes of America through 100% pure, raw, unfiltered honey—each variety sourced with integrity and bottled with care in Sumter, SC. Check for availability. 

Each honey tells a story of place and season. Because we bottle in small batches, availability may change—be sure to check what’s currently in bloom on our shop page.

Sumter Wildflower Honey (South Carolina – Limited Batch)

Hand-harvested from our own hives in Sumter County, SC, this small-batch honey reflects the native blooms of our region and the care of a veteran-owned apiary. Available in limited quantities—raw, unfiltered, and deeply personal.

South Carolina Wildflower Honey 

Harvested from the diverse blooms of the Palmetto State’s native flora. Its flavor reflects the seasonal tapestry of wildflowers found across the Pee Dee region—notes of asters, goldenrod, cotton, and clover mingle to create a smooth, floral profile with subtle complexity. This honey is from hives located across the Pee Dee region of South Carolina

 Clover Honey (Montana)

From the high plains of Montana, this light amber honey is floral, delicate, and slightly fruity. Sainfoin clover is a pollinator-friendly forage crop, making this honey a sweet testament to sustainable agriculture. Raw, unfiltered, and bottled in small batches.

 

South Georgia Wildflower Honey (Georgia)

A vibrant blend of native blooms from the lowlands and fields of South Georgia. This honey is medium-bodied with floral complexity and seasonal nuance—an authentic taste of the region’s biodiversity.

Blueberry Honey (Michigan)

Sourced from Michigan’s blueberry farms, this honey carries a light fruitiness with floral undertones. It’s a rare varietal that pairs beautifully with yogurt, pancakes, or a sharp cheddar.

 

Orange Blossom Honey (California)

Harvested from central California’s citrus groves, this fragrant honey is light and floral with a bright sweetness. Sunshine in a jar—ideal for tea, glazes, or drizzling over fresh fruit.

Tupelo Honey (Florida)

Tupelo honey, often called “the champagne of honeys,” is one of the rarest honeys in the world. It comes from the White Tupelo tree (Nyssa ogeche), which grows only in the swamps and river basins of Florida’s Apalachicola River and small parts of Georgia and Alabama. These trees bloom for just two to three weeks each spring, and the entire crop depends on perfect weather during that short window. Because the growing region is so limited and harvests are small—only a few hundred barrels a year compared to thousands of tons of other honeys—pure tupelo honey is highly prized and often sells for two to three times the price of regular honey.