CLOVER

One of the mildest honeys we produce, Clover, gets its name from yellow and white sweet clover found in the high altitude of the San Luis Valley in Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico. This is our most popular honey among people that are use to light honey. Unlike our other honey we are able to produce clover honey fairly consistently, although some color variation is normal from year to year.

NEW MEXICO WILD FLOWER 05

SOLD OUT

NEW Mountain Wildflower 07

(GETTING LOW!! We no longer have this honey in bulk) 2007 Mountain Wildflower was produced in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. This honey is uncommonly light for a wildflower with a mild taste similar to clover. Enjoy it in your tea or on fresh bread. When held to the light one will notice the orange tint of the honey. This is, in large part, due to the wild sunflowers that were present in the latter part of the summer. As with all of our honey there was a limited amount produced and once sold out it is gone forever.

TAMERISK

Tamarisk, also known as Salt Cedar is a pine like tree that grows all along the Rio Grande river from Northern New Mexico to the Gulf of Mexico. The tree has gained a reputation of a large water user and New Mexico currently has a program to try and eradicate this tree through removal. As a result we have been making less and less honey every year. This is my favorite honey, it is the Irish Stout of the honey world, dark, strong and very unusual.

MESQUITE

SOLD OUT….but creamed honey is very close.
In the spring of 2006 the desert around Deming, New Mexico had experienced the wettest summer on record followed by the driest fall and winter. During the fall and winter the water that had fallen sunk deep in the ground. In the spring of 2006 very few of the desert plants could access the deep water with the exception of the Mesquite trees who’s roots were sunk deep with the water. The result was some of the purest Mesquite honey ever made. The mild creamy honey is very low in moisture and should be eaten like whipped honey. Warm it to soften and spread like butter.

CREAMED HONEY

Creamed honey sometimes called whipped or spun honey, is honey that is naturally granulated under controlled circumstances. We use a little Mesquite honey to start the process and give it a nice smooth consistancy.

Wholesale

• Cases of pint jars of Clover, Alfalfa, Tamerisk and New Mexico Wildflower.
• Five gallon buckets are available with no minimum order.
• Fifty five gallon drums are available of all honeys.
• Bulk beeswax and pollen.
• We offer all retail products at wholesale prices to retailers.
• Our prices vary with location as we do all of our own distribution.
• Three case minimum order on jars.

Wholesale please contact us for pricing.