Tupelo Gold Reserve Honey 20 oz. flute and gift packaging.
Savannah Bee Company founder Ted Dennard in a tupelo swamp holding a tupelo bloom.
Tupelo trees in the tupelo swamp.
Nutrition facts label for a product with 60 calorie count and ingredient details.
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The Finest Golden Honey We've Ever Bottled

$181.00

Renowned for its buttery notes and golden-green hue, Tupelo Honey is already special—which makes a bottle of our limited Gold Reserve a true treasure. We seek out the best and bravest beekeepers in the Southeast (seriously, some even float their hives into alligator swamps!) to source this gorgeous, delicious liquid gold. 

Tupelo trees only bloom three weeks a year, making for some very busy bees!  

Enjoy your honey flute with a Flute Spoon.

Utensils must be purchased separately.

Smooth sweetness with buttery undertones

Georgia and Florida

KSA Certified

Frequently asked questions

Tupelo Honey comes from the white Tupelo tree, which blooms for only a few weeks each year along the river swamps of the southeastern U.S. Its limited harvest window and high fructose ratio give it a distinctive buttery, floral flavor that sets it apart from other honeys.

Tupelo Honey is one of the few honeys that resists crystallization due to its unusually high fructose-to-glucose ratio. It will stay smooth and pourable much longer than most other varieties.

Store it at room temperature in a cool, dry place with the lid tightly sealed. There's no need to refrigerate it. Kept properly, honey has an essentially indefinite shelf life.

Savannah Bee Company takes pride in minimally processing our honeys to preserve their natural flavor, aroma, and beneficial properties. Check the product label for specific details on filtration and processing for this variety.