Black Gum Tupelo Honey Sticks 50-pack

Smooth, buttery sweetness with gentle woody notes

$14.99

  • Naturally slow to crystallize
  • Raw, unfiltered honey
  • Pure honey, bottled on our farm
THE HONEY FEAST WAY

Your honey, your schedule

Delivery frequency

Recurring purchase: you're charged each time your order ships, at the selected interval, until you cancel. Shipping and tax are calculated at checkout. You can manage, skip, pause, or cancel deliveries in your customer account.

A LITTLE EXTRA

Make It a Honey Feast

Optional one-time additions to your order.

Ways to Enjoy

Great for: Tea, biscuits, cheese boards, everyday serving

What's Inside

Black gum tupelo and holly blossoms

Refer to the product label for the complete ingredient statement.

About This Jar

50 individually portioned honey sticks.

Aroma: Smooth

Pick Up at the Farm

Pickup at our farm in Clermont, Florida is available as an option at checkout.

Introducing Honey Feast Black Gum Tupelo Honey Sticks 50-pack: a delicious and convenient way to enjoy the authentic taste of Florida's Black Gum Tupelo and Holly blend. Made with care and expertise from our own onsite bees at our Central Florida apiary, our honey sticks offer a unique and flavorful addition to tea time or as a quick on-the-go snack. Share the exceptional taste of Tupelo Honey with our 50-pack honey sticks, perfect for any occasion.

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  • Yes Absolutely!
  • We cold pack the honey to preserve the enzymes. Bottling it cold a slower process but makes for a better raw product.
  • We lightly strain the honey just to take out any large foreign objects that may have found their way into the honey during the extraction process.
  • We DO NOT add any Fructose or corn syrup or adulterate the honey other than the ingredients listed on the jar such as lavender flowers, bourbon etc. for the infusions.

Yes most of the honeys you buy from our website were bottled within 30 days sometimes 60 days. We ship directly from our farm to you. The expiration date on the lid is 3 years after the bottling date. So if the expiration says 3/21/2028 it was bottled on 3/21/2025.

We have a 15 acre farm and apiary in Central Florida 11 miles from Disney World. We have hive locations throughout the state of Florida from Naples up to Jacksonville. We bottle our the honey right on our farm.

Our Story

Small Batch Beekeeper Honey

As a family owned business we work bees and handle honey in small batches, and bottle it on our own farm with a hands-on approach that has shaped the business from the beginning.

In 2022, we acquired Elliott Curtis & Sons, a Florida beekeeping operation with roots dating back to 1936. The acquisition expanded our hive count and gave Honey Feast access to additional apiary locations across Florida, broadening the areas where our honey is produced.

We believe great honey starts with the work behind it — real bees, real beekeepers, and attention to detail in every batch.

Honey Feast beekeeper in a Florida bee yard
Honey Feast beekeeper working Florida hives
Honey Feast honey bottling line on the farm
Honey Feast honey extraction and production area

How We Handle Honey

Bottled With Care

We lightly strain our honey, cold pack it at room temperature, and bottle it in small, variety-specific batches.

Our jars are placed for filling by hand, capped by hand, and packed into cases by hand. We take our time with the process because we believe the difference should show up where it matters most: in the flavor.

Cold packed at room temperature
Lightly strained
Hand bottled on the farm

Clermont, Florida

PICK UP ON THE FARM

Honey Feast operates from our 15-acre farm in Clermont, where our honey operation, bee yards, orchards, production space, and farm stand all come together.

Prefer to pick up your order? Pick Up on the Farm is available as an option at checkout. Place your order online, select farm pickup during checkout, and pick it up directly from us at the Honey Feast farm stand.

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Honey Feast farm in Clermont Florida
Honey Feast farm stand in Clermont Florida