Tupelo Honey

From deep in the backwoods of the Apalachicola river basin a most unique honey is produced.  The white tupelo (Nyssa Ogeechee ) blooms for about two weeks in April.  When in abundance honeybees will work it exclusively for its sweet nectar.  A naturally thick and wonderful honey with a subtle cinnamon taste.  Due to loss of habitat, tupelo honey is a hard crop to make.