Tupelo honey helps with my sinuses and allergies. I use it nightly mixed with lime. It is local honey.

I have been buying the Tupelo Flutes, Honey Straws and the Winter White Honey sets for my Daughter and her family for Christmas for several years. This year, while opening their gifts, I discovered that my Daughter shares the Tupelo Flute and the Honey Straws but hides the Winter White and saves it for herself. To anyone that does not know her they would consider this selfish. For those of us that do know her it is hilarious. This speaks volumes about how good it must be. I guess I will have to buy it more than once a year . Thanks to the BEE.

The absolute only drawback to this honey - specifically the Tupelo honey, is not being able to pick it up on the regular grocery trip. My husband & I started buying this honey when we lived in Houston some 15 years ago, and have since moved to Colorado where we probably order several flutes about twice per year. It looks beautiful on the table to seve from, and U.S. absolutely wonderful I'm cooking - particularly in some Asian dishes that call for a tablespoon or two of honey. And another cool part is that this honey NEVER hardens up and there is no waste to a bottle of this stuff! As another reviewer commented, this also makes a superb gift - I like to give this honey with a homemade loaf of bread!