Savannah Honey by Savannah Bee Company
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The famous magnolias, spiderwort, and other flowers of our home city provide a feast throughout the seasons for the bees. This delightful Savannah Honey features floral notes and a rich, clean finish. Pair it with fresh peaches for a true Georgia treat, or with your sliced apples for a sweet Rosh Hashanah!
Fun fact: Bees must visit over two million flowers to produce one pound of honey.
- 12 oz
- KSA Kosher certified Rosh Hashanah food
- Gluten-free
- Floral with a rich, clean finish
- Ethical bee practices. Savannah Bee Company loves bees. And honey. In that order.
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.
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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
