Honeys of Georgia Tasting Bundle – 3 Raw Honeys | Sourwood, Tupelo & Wildflower

Georgia produces some of the rarest and most sought-after honey in the world. This bundle is the straightforward way to taste the three that matter, side by side, and work out which one is yours.

Includes three 8 oz glass jars: one each of Sourwood, Tupelo and Wildflower honey.

What is in the bundle

• Blue Ridge Sourwood — buttery, bright and delicate, produced high in the Blue Ridge Mountains above Lake Rabun at Terra Incognita, Georgia’s highest elevation winery. At that altitude there is very little else in bloom, which is what makes it true sourwood rather than a mixed honey.
• Georgia Tupelo — mild and buttery with clove and jasmine, from the blackwater swamps along the Alapaha River. The white tupelo blooms for only two to five days each May, which makes this one of the shortest harvests of the year.
• South Georgia Wildflower — our everyday favourite. Medium-dark and full-flavoured with blackberry and gallberry, gathered from wild blooms across southeast Georgia.

Why taste them together

Most people have only ever eaten one kind of honey, usually a blend. Tasting a delicate mountain sourwood next to a swamp tupelo next to a bold south Georgia wildflower is the quickest way to understand why single-source honey is talked about the way wine is — same insect, same state, three completely different results depending on what was blooming and where.

Details

• Three jars of raw, unfiltered, single-source Georgia honey
• All three harvested and bottled by us
• Sourwood and tupelo are both limited annual harvests
• Arrives ready to give — a straightforward gift for anyone who cooks or eats seriously

Storage

Keep all three at room temperature with the lids on. Crystallisation is normal in raw honey and is reversed by standing the jar in warm water. Never microwave raw honey.

Not suitable for infants under 12 months, as with all raw honey.