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facebook · Aug 20 2024

It's BACK! We're so excited to have Pumpkin Spice back! Level up your morning latte with this cozy warm hug of honey.

Savannah Bee Company

facebook · Aug 17 2024

It’s #WorldHoneybeeDay and we’re celebrating with products that harness the gift of the hive while giving back to our honeybee heroes. The Bee Cause Project, the non-profit division of Savannah Bee Company, awards Bee Grants to schools, plants pollinator gardens, and supports bee sanctuaries across the country.

Savannah Bee Company

facebook · Aug 7 2024

Alright Hive! The kids are back to school; what's the sweet treat we're packing in their lunches this week? We made honey protein bites for our baby bees!

Savannah Bee Company

facebook · Aug 5 2024

Winds in the East... 🍂🎃

Savannah Bee Company

facebook · Jul 30 2024

Looking for a way to soak up the sun? Try up cycling your left-over honey jars into summer arrangements! We're clinging to summer like our life depends on it! Get the how-to here! https://bit.ly/3SxcujJ

Savannah Bee Company

facebook · Jul 29 2024

Bee Champions at work!

Savannah Bee Company

facebook · Jul 21 2024

🍯 We far beyond honey on biscuits 🍯

Savannah Bee Company

facebook · Jul 16 2024

It's entirely too hot down here in Savannah. We need to get a group together to enjoy this Honey Melon Sangria STAT!

Savannah Bee Company

facebook · Jul 16 2024

When Ted is looking for a great honey, he follows the hum. If you hear a constant hum of honeybee activity, those are happy bees. And happy bees make the best honey in the world. The honey that led us to Savannah Bee Company is our Tupelo. Beekeepers float their hives on barges into the middle of swamps dense with Tupelo trees. In those few weeks of bloom, the hives are humming with activity... and that's the sweetest sound.

Savannah Bee Company

facebook · Jul 11 2024

There is a very special place along the border of Spain and Portugal where the breeze from the mountains dries the soil. A place where fields of lavender grow as far as the eye can see and the honeybees can fly. Bi-lingual beekeepers in this part of the world make fast work of lining the lavender fields with their bee boxes during the heady blooming season of May. The result is a wondrously rich honey with mildly sweet floral notes -a Southern European vacation in a bottle.