Southern Swamp Gold There's a two-week window in spring when the tupelo trees bloom in the Florida panhandle swamps. Beekeepers navigate their hives into the wetlands by river barge. They clean every frame. Position the bees. Wait. If the weather holds — if there's no freeze, no flood, no storm — they get tupelo honey. What Makes Our Tupelo Honey So Special? A Connoisseur's Choice: With a fructose-to-glucose ratio of 1.50:1 (compared to 1.09:1 in regular honey), our Tupelo Honey will never crystallize - same smooth pour in January or July. Pristine & Pure: Sourced directly from the protected wetlands of the Apalachicola River Basin, a truly unique American ecosystem. Minimally Filtered: We keep it simple. Our Honey is minimally filtered to preserve all its natural goodness and delicate flavor. Kosher Certified: Thoughtfully prepared to meet kosher standards for everyone to enjoy. Tupelo season is short - grab a jar while it's here.How to use: Tupelo is the honey sommeliers reach for when they want to show off — pair it with a mild, creamy cheese and let it do the talking, use it as a finishing glaze on salmon where the butter notes mirror the fish, or do what the serious food crowd has quietly been doing for years: a small pour alongside caviar, where the floral sweetness cuts the brine in a way that makes both things better.This is not the honey you stir into tea. It's the one you put on the table and let people ask about.
