Acacia Honey Flute
Sign in with your email to save this. No password, just a code we send you, and we'll bring you right back with it saved.
Free Shipping
On orders over $99
30 Day Returns
Guilt-free
Top Rated
115K+ kvelling customers
Description
This is honey perfection.
Sometimes referred to as Moonflower honey or Water honey, Acacia honey comes from the Piedmont region of Northern Italy, bordering France and Switzerland. The clean, light vanilla taste is perfection on the palate. This single-varietal gem is made from the delicate blossoms of the Acacia tree. One taste of this fine honey, and you will be an Acacia lover forever! Acacia honey is very rare and dependent on a variety of climatic conditions. The supply is limited and will not last very long.
KSA Kosher Certified.
SIZE: 20 oz. Comes boxed.
About the brand
Savannah Bee Company is beekeeper Ted Dennard's honey house, built on tupelo honey and a lifelong love of bees that began when he was a boy.
More about Savannah Bee CompanyShop all Savannah Bee Company
We're featured in
About the brand
Savannah Bee Company
Savannah Bee Company is beekeeper Ted Dennard's honey house, built on tupelo honey and a lifelong love of bees that began when he was a boy.
- Based in
- Savannah, Georgia
- Since
- 2002
- Craft
- Honey and honey body care
Savannah Bee Company is Ted Dennard's honey brand. He fell for bees as a boy on St. Simons Island, Georgia, when beekeeper Roy Hightower kept hives on his family's land. He later taught beekeeping in Jamaica with the Peace Corps.
Back in Georgia he went after tupelo honey, one of the rarest in the world. He sold his first through a friend's Savannah shop in 1999 and founded the company there in 2002. He sources from beekeepers worldwide, "most of whom I know by name." In 2022 the Specialty Food Association inducted him into its Hall of Fame.
At ModernTribe it's a Rosh Hashanah favorite, from tupelo and acacia honeys to the Tupelo Honey Hand Soap.
Good to know
- AwardSpecialty Food Association Hall of Fame, 2022
- MissionThe Bee Cause Project, educational hives for schools
