Bold and full-flavoured, medium-dark in the jar, with the blackberry and gallberry coming through first and a long, rounded finish behind them. It is a honey with real depth rather than plain sweetness, which is why it stands up to coffee, strong tea and cooking without disappearing. Featured in Martha Stewart as Ohoopee Gold.
𝗔 𝘀𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗻𝗱 𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗚𝗲𝗼𝗿𝗴𝗶𝗮 𝗔𝗽𝗶𝗮𝗿𝘆
pure raw honey
Raw and unfiltered honey in glass jars as it should be
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Bulk Beeswax
Cappings wax rendered from our own hives. Unbleached, unblended, food safe —...
Raw & unfilteredGeorgia Grownnothing added nothing takenAlways local always pure
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Proud member of the Georgia Grown program
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As featured in
Martha Stewart Living
I discovered this at my local farmers market. It is raw, unfiltered, and so delicious.
Rose-Marie Swift, founder of RMS Beauty, in Her Essentials — Martha Stewart Living, May 2021.
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South Georgia Wildflower Honey
Featured as 'Ohoopee Gold' in Martha Stewart magazine.
Our South Georgia Wildflower Honey is the jar we build everything else around. Raw, unfiltered, single-region honey gathered from the wild blooms of southeast Georgia — blackberry, gallberry and tupelo — and bottled exactly as it came out of the hive. Bold and full-flavoured, with blackberry and gallberry coming through first and a long, rounded finish. A honey with real depth rather than plain sweetness. Raw and unfiltered. Never heated. Never blended. Harvested and bottled by us in Georgia.
$20.00
Georgia-Grown Goodness
Small-batch honey, gathered from Georgia blooms and poured with purpose.
Tasting notes and origin
From Georgia fields to your table
Kind words
Loved by honey people
★★★★★
Bright, floral, and beautifully smooth. A breakfast ritual now.
Verified customer★★★★★
You can taste the care in every spoonful. Wonderful gift, too.
Verified customerAs seen in Martha Stewart
“Georgia wildflower honey, gathered in small batches and full of the delicate character of the landscape.”
A sweet note on the beauty of Georgia wildflower honey
As seen in Martha Stewart
A taste of Georgia in every golden drop
Georgia wildflower honey, gathered from the Ohoopee River region and treasured as Ohoopee Gold.