Sourwood honey - pure, raw and natural from the Georgia Mountains

ABOUT US

TYPES OF HONEY

MtnHoney is the largest employer in North Georgia.
With 12 million “workers,” production is pure and simple.

We don’t do a whole lot to alter Mother Nature’s production techniques. We know a combination of healthy honeybees and native flora will produce the Best Honey in the World

It already has … Twice! So we just make sure nothing gets in the way.

No chemicals.
No additives.
No heat-pressurized packaging.

Just 100% Pure Raw Honey. Locally-harvested, packed and shipped by MtnHoney. ⁪

Each order is custom packed and includes a Honey Recipe Brochure from the National Honey Board.
Our honey house is inspected by the Georgia Dept. of Agriculture and meets all sanitation and safety requirements.
Honey is also sold in gallon and half-gallon containers and special combo packages.

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When you buy from MtnHoney, rather than the grocery shelf, you can be sure you are getting the freshest, purest, most flavorful honey available.

SOURWOOD HONEY
2 lb jar, 1 lb jar, comb

WILDFLOWER HONEY
12 oz. honey angel, 12 oz. honey bear , 2 lb jar

TUPELO HONEY
2 lb jar, 1 lb jar

Variety Box of Honey:
1 lb Sourwood Honey, 2 lb Wildflower Honey
1 lb Tupelo Honey, Sourwood Comb Honey, Honey Recipe Brochure

Queen Bee Gift Box:
   2 lb Wildflower HoneY, 11 oz Sourwood Honey - Comb, Honey Bear
   Pure Beeswax Candle, Variety of American Tea, Honey Recipe Brochure

BEESWAX CANDLES
pair of Round Candles with Bees, pair of Ukrainian Egg Candles

Pure Bee Pollen, 5 oz

Honey is also sold in gallon and half-gallon containers, and special combo packages .....

see order page for details

Winner of the first Gold Medal – Best Honey in the World
When you order MtnHoney you’re getting the Best Honey in the World. In 2005, the Webbs attended the first-ever World Honey Show in Dublin, Ireland. With 21 different countries represented and over 400 entries, our Sourwood Honey won top prize for “BEST HONEY IN THE WORLD.” The honor was repeated two years later in Montpelier, France at the second annual World Honey Show, sponsored by the World Beekeeping Congress, Apimondia.