Most store honey is heated (pasteurized) and ultra-filtered. That removes pollen and destroys beneficial live enzymes.

Raw honey means:

• Living food with naturally occurring enzymes

• Local pollen content

• Richer flavor and aroma

• Natural crystallization over time

If it never crystallizes, it likely is not raw.

Our raw tropical honey features:

• Seasonal variation in color and taste

• Subtle floral depth 

• Smooth finish

Each batch reflects current SW Florida nectar flows.

Raw local honey is commonly used for:

• Supporting seasonal immune health

• Natural sweetner replacement

• Soothing throat comfort

• Pre-Workout natural energy

Not medical advice. Always consult a professional.

Raw local honey is commonly used for:

• Florida residents seeking local honey

• Health-conscious families & individuals 

• Chefs wanting real, local wildlflower flavor

• Gift buyers wanting authentic farm products 

Does raw honey crystallize?

• Yes, Crystallization is natural and expected. 

How to do I store my honey to preserve its natural goodness? Should I put it in the refrigerator after I open it?

• Honey is shelf stable, even once it has been opened. 

• Do not refrigerate raw honey, it will crystallize more quickly in cooler temperatures into larger crystals 

Is crystallized honey safe to eat?

• Yes, Crystallization is natural and expected. Some people look forward to the crunch. Some prefer it in its more pourable state.

How do I get it out of the jar once crystallized? How to Decrystallize honey...

• Simply put the jar in a water bath & gently warm honey 

• Using a pot with trivet in the bottom, place honey jar on trivet and fill with water to the height of the remaining honey crystals in the jar. Remove the lid off the honey jar (to prevent pressure build up) and gently heat until honey returns to its liquid state. Recap and store at room temp.

• No trivet? Use mason jar rings or some clean pebbles or anything heat safe to keep honey jar off the bottom of the pot and prevent burning the honey or melting/cracking the container,

Is this truly local Florida honey?

• Yes, our bees and their hives are all located within 100 miles of the farm, with most being within 1 mile and all honey is harvested and bottled at the farm.

Is it organic?

• Honey typically cannot be certified organic in most of Florida due to the range the bees forage (3 mile radius)