Description

Gambles Oak litters the the foot hills that
meet the Western slope of the Rockies. Oak is
not known to produce honey , however, once
in a blue moon, when conditions are hot and
dry, there is a sugar-rich, sticky liquid that
seems to magically appear on the oaks leaves.
Honey bees collect it in times of dearth. The
sticky liquid is called honey dew, it is created
by small insects that feed on the leaves of the
hardy oak when they too are in hard times. It
has been over a decade since we have been
able to offer this SouthWestern Oak honey.

Flower Sources

Gambles Oak

Terroir

Western Slope Colorado Rockies

Tasting Notes

Deep nuttiness,mildly sweet, woody,
warm, roasted pecan.

Color

Rich Brown