September is National Honey Month! Did you know the different climate zones make Arizona the perfect state for year-round honey?
Each batch of honey has a different taste and texture because of different flowers blooming during different seasons and climates. Lighter colors are mild in flavor, and darker colors are more robust in flavor.
Honey’s not just a kitchen staple, but it can also relieve allergies overtime. It's a natural cough suppressant, an energy booster and the perfect ingredient for your beauty routine. There are over 300 unique honey variations in the U.S. and a few are only found in Arizona!
Arizona Favorites
Mesquite
Bursting with flavor, honey harvested at the peak of Northern Arizona’s blooming season. Made from the Mesquite Tree blossom, it has a smoky mild flavor and amber color.
Desert Wildflower
Honey made from the wildflowers that bloom in the Sonoran desert. A blend of tamarisk, salt, cedar and mesquite tree blossoms.
Orange Blossom Honey
Sweet, light honey made from orange blossoms in February and March. Has a deep citrus flavor.
Wild Mountain (Pecan)
Deep rich flavor with a similar taste to molasses. Made from the wild mountain pecan blossom.
Camelthorn
Light, thick seasonal honey gathered from the camelthorn bush in the high country of Arizona.
