Honey

Two pound jar of honey from our 130 hives in one of our twelve Atlanta Apiaries. Unheated, unfiltered, unadulterated, and generally not messed with.

One pound jar of honey from our 150 hives in one of our fifteen Atlanta Apiaries. Unheated, unfiltered, unadulterated, and generally not messed with. By not heating or filtering, all the floral nuances are preserved and the honey is wonderfully complex.

1 pound jar of Tupelo Honey from the South Georgia swamps surrounding the Altamaha River valley. Pure, unadulterated Tupelo Honey.

Two pound jar of honey from our 130 hives in one of our twelve Atlanta Apiaries. Unheated, unfiltered, unadulterated, and generally not messed with.

11 oz Glass jar of our award winning Wildflower Honey. Come taste what won us 1st place at the National American Beekeeping Federation!

Pure 100% Bee Pollen

2oz Plastic Bear of our award winning Wildflower Honey. Come taste what won us 1st place at the National American Beekeeping Federation!

Orange Blossom Honey by the Zeigler Honey Company, 16 Ounce Jar

22oz Glass pint of our award winning Wildflower Honey. Come taste what won us 1st place at the National American Beekeeping Federation!

Meyer Lemon was popularized by Martha Stewart and is a delicious hybrid of a lemon and a mandarin. This is the PERFECT honey for tea with its smoothness and unique citrus flavor.

This Honey originates in the Tampa Florida area where there is a high density of citrus trees for the honeybees to pollinate and collect nectar from. Its distinctive citrus aroma can not be mistaken, nor can it's extra sweetness.

As the most sought-after Honey in the Southern United States, its extra light golden color and distinctively delicate flavor cannot be mistaken. The Sourwood Tree, also called Lily of the Valley Tree, blooms in midsummer near the Appalachian Trail.

In the Mountains of North Georgia, from April until June, our bees travel 2-3 miles from their hives to gather the nectars of blackberry, tulip poplar, and hundreds of other flowers.

As the most sought-after Honey in the Southern United States, its extra light golden color and distinctively delicate flavor cannot be mistaken. The Sourwood Tree, also called Lily of the Valley Tree, blooms in midsummer near the Appalachian Trail.

In the Mountains of North Georgia, from April until June, our bees travel 2-3 miles from their hives to gather the nectars of blackberry, tulip poplar, and hundreds of other flowers.

Bring the flavor of Provence to your teacup! Everyone's excited about the latest addition to our Wild Side line... Bee Wild Lavender Infused Honey.

We've taken our delicious raw honey and infused it in small batches with dried smoked ghost peppers. The result is hot, but not TOO hot, sweet and smoky honey that our customers are going wild for!