Tupelo honey
Heavy-bodied honey from tupelo blossom, light golden amber with a greenish cast, produced in northwest Florida.
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Facts
- Floral source
- Ogeechee tupelo or white tupelo (Nyssa ogeche), a tree of the southeastern United States.
- Colour
- Usually light golden amber with a greenish cast.
- Flavor
- Mild and distinctive.
- Crystallization
- Granulates very slowly because of its high fructose content.
- Season
- The tree flowers from March to May.
- Typical origins
- Northwest Florida.
- Also called
- Ogeechee tupelo honey, White tupelo honey