HoneyBarn

Raw and lightly strained honey from local hives, plus comb, creamed honey, and beeswax goods. Flavor shifts with the season and the field, from light clover to dark sourwood. Straight from beekeepers who know their bees by yard.

The bees know the county better than anybody. Sourwood off the ridge, clover from the pasture, tupelo down in the swamp — every jar tastes like the ground it came from.

Goods you'll find in the HoneyBarn

Off the shelf, down the road

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Sourwood Honey

Sourwood Honey

Ridgepole Apiary

Jackson County, Alabama

Pulled only in the three weeks the sourwood blooms, which some years does not happen at all.

  • sourwood
  • light
  • seasonal
Wildflower Comb Honey

Wildflower Comb Honey

Tillman Bee Yard

Duplin County, North Carolina

Cut straight out of the frame, wax and all, the way honey came before anybody owned an extractor.

  • comb
  • wildflower
  • raw
Tupelo Honey

Tupelo Honey

Apalach River Bees

Gulf County, Florida

Hives set on platforms in the swamp and reached by boat when the tupelo comes in.

  • tupelo
  • never crystallizes
  • swamp