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Tennessee Mountain Dark Wildflower Honey - Locally Harvested in Tennessee and Smoky Mountains - 100% Pure, Raw and Unpasteurized - All Natural - 16 oz Jar (454g)
Tennessee Mountain Dark Wildflower Honey - Locally Harvested in Tennessee and Smoky Mountains - 100% Pure, Raw and Unpasteurized - All Natural - 16 oz Jar (454g)
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Tennessee Mountain Dark Wildflower Honey - Locally Harvested in Tennessee and Smoky Mountains - 100% Pure, Raw and Unpasteurized - All Natural - 16 oz Jar (454g)

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Tennessee Mountain Dark Wildflower Honey originates from a honey bee farm in Del Rio, Tennessee. Del Rio sits along the French Broad River in the Cherokee National Forest. The mountains are not conducive to industry or commercial farming or pesticide spraying making it the ideal location for beekeeping. The honey is not heated or ultra filtered keeping it in it’s true and natural form which reaps not only the maximum amount of nutritional benefits but preserves the true quality taste of the honey as well. This local Dark Wildflower Honey will become a pantry staple that you and your family will reach for day in and day out.
  • ALL-NATURAL: Local Tennessee Mountain Honey is raw, unpasteurized honey in its purest form with no additives. Raw honey is only strained before it's bottled, which means it retains most of the beneficial nutrients and antioxidants that it naturally contains. To get the true array of benefits that honey offers it must be in it’s raw and natural form. The way honey truly is meant to be.
  • DELICIOUS: Dark Wildflower Honey comes from flowers with naturally dark nectar such as Spotted Knapweed, Wild Asters, Sunflowers and Japanese Knotweed. This honey has a rich caramel flavor making it perfect for herbal teas and baked goods.
  • ORIGIN: Dark Wildflower Honey comes from flowers with naturally dark nectar from the Tennessee mountains such as Spotted Knapweed, Wild Aster, and Sunflower. It stays in the hive until late September. The taste of each honey can vary based on the wildflowers used and the region from which they came from truly making this a unique and special honey.
  • NUTRITIOUS: Arguably the most nutritious of all honeys, Dark Wildflower Honey differs from others in that it has a full spectrum of pollen which increases the vitamin and mineral content. Many people take a tablespoon twice daily as a remedy for allergies. The antioxidants in this honey, when consumed daily, aid the immune system and can even act as a natural cough suppressant.