We have several bee hives in the front yard and our bees have been very prolific collecting the most aromatic honey. This is a residential neighborhood that borders a Tennessee State Natural Area. The bees forage the flowering trees (black locust, cherry trees), bushes (blackberry, honeysuckle), and a variety of wild flowers. We do not use chemicals or process the honey. Honey can be preserved for a very long time as it practically never spoils. It will, however, crystallize after 1 or 2 years, depending on the nectar source collected by bees. 

This listing is for honey, which has not been extracted from the comb. It is as pure as it gets. You get all the benefits of the extra pollen and enzymes that the bees put in it. You can chew it as gum, or put a piece on top of a warm waffle or pancake and the wax will melt to release the honey, which has light golden color and extraordinary floral flavor.

 DO NOT FEED HONEY TO INFANTS UNDER 1 YEAR of AGE.