Holly Honey 15oz
Floral Source & Origin
The gallberry low bush thrives in the pine woodlands of the American southeast. It's an evergreen plant in the holly family, which is the name we use on our labels. Gallberry plants are covered with little white flowers in mid-Spring each year. These flowers may be small, but they produce a lot of nectar which make for a reliable honey crop every year. In late summer, gallberry plants produce small round berries with a dark purple juice that stains your hands and clothes. Hence, the other name for this plant: inkberry. Our gallberry honey comes to you from a beekeeper located in southern Georgia.
Flavor Profile
Holly honey is not too sweet and not too floral. It has a bit of a bite to it at the end, but nothing too harsh. We like to say that this is a very good choice for an everyday honey.Â
Available Sizes
We offer this honey in six different sizes:
- 2 ounce baby bear
- 2 ounce hex jar (also in cases of 24 jars)
- 15 ounce glass jar
- 1 pound plastic bottle
- 2 pound plastic bottle
- 1 gallon (12 pound) plastic jug
Food Pairings
This everyday honey is good for everyday use. Perfect for peanut butter and honey sandwiches. Use it for baking. Add it to a fruit smoothie. Can't miss with adding it to tea or coffee.
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Supplier Name : Smiley Honey - United States
LAND OF LAKES AND HONEY
Located in the Florida panhandle, about an hour's drive to the east of Panama City, you will find our small town of Wewahitchka. This quiet place has two claims to fame - the beautiful Dead Lakes and delicious tupelo honey.
These two things actually go together. Tupelo trees prefer "wet feet" and they grow in large numbers in the many lakes, rivers and wetlands in this part of Florida. Each year, around mid-April, the tupelo trees come into bloom. Bees collect the precious nectar from these blossoms to make an exceptional honey. One customer described it as "food of the gods" and that sounds about right to us.
BRINGING YOU THE BEST FOR OVER 30 YEARS
Smiley Honey was started in 1989 by Donald Smiley. Like many great business startups - he first began working out of his garage. Donald came into beekeeping later in life, and he says it was like falling in love all over again. At the height of his operations, Donald had over 1,000 beehives and he was producing some of the best tupelo honey in the region.
In 2012, Donald decided to retire. He sold his beehives and honey extraction equipment to a local beekeeper, and we purchased the remainder of the business - the honey bottling operation.
While tupelo honey remains our best-selling product, we have expanded our lineup to include a number of different honey varieties. But we have retained the founding principle of bringing you high quality raw and unfiltered honey at a fair price.
"EAT HONEY - BEE HAPPY"
Raw and unfiltered honey is a wonderful gift from nature. It is loaded with beneficial enzymes, pollen, vitamins and minerals, which we preserve through minimal processing. Our all-natural, raw honey is about as close as you can get to reaching into a beehive and grabbing a handful of golden goodness.
Whether you eat raw honey each day for the health and nutrition it provides, or whether you are looking for that unique taste or premium ingredient that makes a memorable meal, Smiley Honey has the all-natural, raw and unfiltered honey you are looking for.
-Brian and Beth Bertonneau