2025 Summer Sweet Honey
2025 Summer Sweet Honey
2025 Summer Sweet Honey
2025 Summer Sweet Honey
2025 Summer Sweet Honey

2025 Summer Sweet Honey

Regular price$24.95
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Our 2025 Summer Sweet Honey is a midsummer blend, offering a smooth, mellow sweetness that’s gentler than the bold, robust flavor of our spring Smoky Mountain Wildflower Honey. It possesses clover, basswood and sourwood nectar, and as the tulip poplar bloom ages, it produces more glucose. The result is a light amber honey with an elegant, sweeter flavor. 

Killer Bees Honey is the only American honey producer whose honey is tested 100% UNADULTERATED & TOXIN FREE by independent labs to insure the purity of all our honey. No glyphosate, heavy metals or added sugar syrups. We control and manage the process of honey production from hive to bottle to your table.

Four jars per order.

Moisture level: 15.3% / Pfund (color) scale: 39 —Extra Light Amber

  • 12 oz  $23.95
  • 6oz     $12.95

We donate 20% of all Wildflower sales to the Queens Brigade non-profit, supporting honeybee and pollinator research. 

Summer Sweet: Smooth, Mellow, Uniquely Midseason.


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Sari G.
The best honey I have ever had.

I love Killer Bees Honey.

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Kevin N.
Love love love

We absolutely love your honey! Our daughter gave us the best gift ever several years ago. We cherished it and think of you and her every time your honey touches our lips.

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WMartinez
Mother Nature's Love

The notes of the Queen's reserve honey are like nothing I've ever tasted. It's on a whole other level, and I think the bees may have had help by the forest gnomes on this one!

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Jennifer A.
Liquid Gold!!!

Absolutely delicious! It’s getting really hard to find refine sourwood honey. So glad I stumbled on Killer Bee. Definitely worth every penny!

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James A.
Killer Bee Sourwood Honeys

I became a sourwood honey addict in 1970 on my 1st vacation in the Smoky Mountains where I first encountered this best of all honeys. Over the years since, each time we vacationed in the Smokies/Lower Appalachian Mtns. we couldn't leave without buying a new supply of sourwood honey from local apiaries. In recent decades whether buying from local stands while in that area or ordering from online sellers the quality of sourwood honeys has been getting gradually worse. That all changed in the past week when I received my order of Killer Bees' Sourwood Blonde and Queens Reserve Honeys. These are the best/purest sourwood honeys I have had in many decades. My quest for the best sourwood honeys is over! I'm hoping to vacation near the Killer Bee apiary in the next year and can't wait to meet the owners and tour their operation. As we frequently say in South Louisiana, "C'est si bon!" (It's so good!).