Products tagged with Honey

To answer the age-old question, "Chocolate or Vanilla?" Vanilla, please... but hold the extract! At Cloister Honey, we put beans in our honey, Vanilla Beans that is. This honey is light, aromatic, and effortlessly smooth. One try of our Vanilla Bean I

Galley Gourmet’s pure, sweet mountain honey sourced from North Carolina hives.

Cloister Honey straws follow the golden rule for all great snacks—easily transportable, healthily snackable, and cleverly giftable. These tasty tubes of floral goodness are a great way to support the planet and promote personal wellness while suppressing

This delectable honey has a smooth, almost buttery, feel and is a perfect complement to its liquid honey twin.

Coffee and/or tea sweetener
Hot Oatmeal
Biscuits, toast
Peanut butter sandwiches
Smoothies

Around 3:30 on almost every afternoon, you'll find someone at our house searching for something to snack on: nuts, granola bars, fruit. Here's a new take on an old favorite. No sugar, dairy or oils have been added to this smooth, whipped natural honey m

We believe that our food is only as good as the ingredients used, which is why we pair our favorite bourbon, Woodford Reserve, with the best natural raw honey in the Carolinas, ours. Enjoy the smooth and sweet taste of honey with a hint of bourbon. Some

Galley Gourmet’s pure, sweet mountain honey sourced from North Carolina hives.

Delicious honey pops that are a yummy afternoon snack or swirl some sweetness into coffee or tea. Sold individually.

In perfect harmony lives ginger, lemon, and honey. Ginger brings a slight sweetness mixed with a peppery bite. Lemon provides that juicy burst of acidity and bright citrusy aromas. Honey, of course, adds mellow florals and bold, velvety, sweetness. Our le

Also known as caramel’s hipster twin sister, Salted Honey is the newest addition to the Cloister Honey family. Dreamy wildflower florals and a pinch of sea salt give this savory honey spread a personality all of its own. She plays well with others – add s

Provence, France is famous for it's rolling fields of lavender where the best, true lavender honey is produced from its nectar.  We can't transport our hives to this stunning environment so our North Carolina version uses the second best thing to lavender

We are definitely biased for this honey, it's our favorite... hands down. Maybe it's because this varietal is made by our bees, on our land, in the mountains of North Carolina. Or maybe it's because it lives up to its recognition of being one of the "be