The Honey Tasting Tower: A Flight of Sweetness This isn’t just honey—it’s a journey. A five-stop tour of fields, flowers, and flavors, all packed into one stunning tower. The Honey Tasting Tower is like a wine flight, but sweeter. Five jars, arranged from light to dark, invite you to taste your way through the spectrum. Start with the pale, almost-clear honey that’s delicate and subtle. End with the nearly black jar that’s rich and intense. Every spoonful tells a story of the field it came from. What Makes Our Honey Tasting Tower Special? Five varietal honeys: Each jar represents a distinct floral source — the selection rotates to reflect what is available from small-batch American beekeepers, but always spans the full spectrum from light and floral to dark and complex. Light-to-dark tasting sequence: The tower is organized intentionally. Starting with the lightest varietal and working toward the darkest gives you a true tasting progression rather than a random sampling. Tasting guide included: A booklet accompanies each tower with tasting notes, origin details, and pairing suggestions for each varietal — the difference between snacking and actually understanding what you are tasting. Minimally filtered: Every honey in the tower is minimally filtered, preserving the flavor compounds, natural pollen, and character that processing would remove. Natural crystallization is a sign of that — not a defect. Star K Kosher certified: Certified by Star K Kosher. Press-recognized gift: Named a top Rosh Hashanah gift by Woman's Day and Good Housekeeping, and a best housewarming gift by CafeMom. Gift-ready packaging: Ships in a cylindrical presentation tube — no additional wrapping needed. Order two Honey Tasting Towers, one for someone who appreciates what they eat, and keep one for yourself. How to use: Taste straight from the spoon in sequence, or put the honeys to work: lighter varietals belong on fresh chèvre, sliced pears, or drizzled over ricotta toast; mid-range honeys pair well with aged cheddar, grain crackers, and roasted nuts; the darkest jars in the tower hold up against blue cheese, dark chocolate, and bold red wines. The 3oz jars are also a practical way to audition a varietal before committing to a full-size jar.
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