Sourwood Honey Gold Reserve

Savannah Bee introduced their Sourwood Honey Gold Reserve. This reserve is produced in the upper heights of the Southern Appalachians in very limited quantities — only ~2,200 jars. Be sure to consume the honey within the first year or two following harvest as its “beauty” fades fairly quickly.

One tablespoon contains 64 calories and 17 grams sugar.

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Sourwood Honey Gold Reserve