Winner of the Garden & Gun Made in the South Awards! Taste the honey that four-time James Beard winner Andrew Zimmern called "is the extra-special kind you’d happily slather on a biscuit." Black Locust is one of the first nectar sources for bees foraging in our Appalachian forests. The nectar produces a floral, fruity and delicate honey. Our beekeepers describe the flavor as very sweet, with hints of vanilla, and no aftertaste. They suggest pairing Black Locust honey with cheese to highlight the light flavor. The fragrant honey is very clear and light in color, ranging from white to lemon yellow to even a beautiful faint green. ABC partners’ careful beekeeping is required to avoid diluting the black locus honey with other nectars growing before and after the locust blossoms.