Many people think that crystallized honey is synonymous with adulteration, this is not true. True raw honey crystallizes. The process of crystallization is natural and spontaneous. Pure, raw, unheated honey has a natural tendency to crystallize over time with no effect on the honey other than color and texture.

Crystallization of honey actually preserves the taste and quality characteristics of your honey. Many honey users prefer it in this state as it is easier to spread on bread. Crystallized honey also tastes richer. When honey is in the crystallized state, it takes longer to melt on the tongue, allowing all the taste buds to be activated and capture the subtleties. The natural sugars in honey tend to solidify at temperatures below 25 °C. If your prefer your Honey dripping, heat it in a double boiler for a few minutes.

Bees have already done the hard work for us, their enzymes make Honey more easily to digest than its processed alternatives.

Honey contains minerals and amino acids that processed sugar does not. Honey doesn´t spike your blood sugar like processed sugar does.

We offer to our customers Free Shipping within the Continental USA on Orders over $50. Please allow 2-3 business days for orders to be processed and shipped. All orders ship ground 3-5 business days.

Yes. However, you will have to pay for the Shipping and consult with your local Customs for any taxes/duties and/or restrictions on imports to your country.

"While there is no official U.S. federal definition of “RAW” Honey, it generally means honey that has not been heated or filtered. We often see or hear claims that raw honey is more nutritious or better for you, primarily because raw honey may contain small amounts of pollen grains that are often removed during processing or filtering." National Honey Board.

Our Honey has Never been micro filtered, it retain 100% of its Natural content of pollen, enzymes, vitamins, minerals, propolis and other micronutrients. Our Honey has Never been Pasteurized or heated above 120 degrees. Our Honey undergoes Minimal processing, such as spinning, decanting and straining to get any large debris such as wood chips and wax out of it and get it into the jars so you are able to enjoy it at home.

Some people claim Honey should never go above 100 degrees, but if you've ever been down to Texas or Mexico in the Summer, you know this is bogus, since Honeybees down in these parts regularly do their work at temperatures between 90 and 120 degrees depending on the area and the season.

So is our Honey RAW? You decide!