Appalachian Honey

Appalachian HoneyThis delicious raw honey is produced by local beekeepers in the forested mountains of Appalachia. Our native forests host an abundance of nectar rich species such as tulip poplar, black locust, sourwood, and wildflowers. The Appalachian Beekeeping Collective is a project of Appalachian Headwaters, a non profit organization working to restore formerly mined forest land and to bring jobs to the mountains of Appalachia. ABC protects the bees, beekeepers,

This delicious raw honey is produced by local beekeepers in the forested mountains of Appalachia. Our native forests host an abundance of nectar-rich species such as tulip poplar, black locust, sourwood, and wildflowers.

The Appalachian Beekeeping Collective is a project of Appalachian Headwaters, a non-profit organization working to restore formerly mined forest land and to bring jobs to the mountains of Appalachia. ABC protects the bees, beekeepers, and our ecosystem by using no synthetic chemicals or antibiotics in any part of their process. 

“This honey is fantastic!!!!! The honey smells like sweet wildflowers surrounding a well kept barn on a fall morning. With notes of fresh cut hay and warm sun baked wood. This has more earthy overtones with a silky texture and subtle sweetness without overpowering the palate.” - Chef Paul Smith, Charleston, WV