Basswood honey is high in medicinal benefits and is good for soothing sore throats and warding off colds. Basswood is a moderately flavored honey with a soft mint flavor. Welsh Mountain Apiaries collects this Basswood honey from South Central Pennsylvania in July.
Welsh Mountain Apiaries is a small Mennonite family-owned business in Eastern Pennsylvania. They specialize in wild forage beekeeping and do not put their beehives near GMO crops. They work hard to ensure their honey is free from pesticides and GMO pollen. With great attention to detail, they keep their hives on organic farms, forests, and wild meadows…allowing them to harvest and bottle local raw honey that is fresh, unfiltered, and ultimately highly beneficial to your health. Although it is common among large beekeepers, Welsh Mountain does not feed their bees high-fructose corn syrup. They keep their bees healthy by controlling mites without the use of chemicals. While it requires a lot of extra effort, instead of relying on pollination services, they consistently move their hives to locations that maximize wild forage opportunities.
*Note: Raw honey may crystallize. To reliquify, place jar in hot water. Caution: Do not feed honey to infants under one year of age!
Wild Forage Basswood Honey from South Central Pennsylvania
High Medicinal Value and Is Used to Soothe Sore Throats and Support Immune Health
Raw, Fresh, and Unfiltered
Bee Hives Are Placed Near Forests, Organic Farms, or Open Meadows
Pollen Gathered from Non-GMO and Pesticide-Free Sources
No High Fructose Corn Syrup is Fed to Our Bees, Ever!
