The Honey Tasting Tower: A Flight of Sweetness
This isn’t just honey—it’s a journey. A five-stop tour of fields, flowers, and flavors, all packed into one stunning tower. It’s the kind of gift that makes you look like you really thought about it (because you did).
Here’s the thing: honey doesn’t just taste like “honey.” It tastes like the flowers the bees were visiting when they made it. Wildflower honey from Central Pennsylvania? Floral and unpredictable. Orange blossom from Florida? Bright and citrusy. Dark buckwheat? Bold, earthy, and unapologetically strong. Light clover? Buttery and mild, like a whisper of sweetness. Same bees, different blooms, completely unique flavors.
The Honey Tasting Tower is like a wine flight, but sweeter. Five jars, arranged from light to dark, invite you to taste your way through the spectrum. Start with the pale, almost-clear honey that’s delicate and subtle. End with the nearly black jar that’s rich and intense. Every spoonful tells a story of the field it came from.
This is the gift you bring to your Rosh Hashanah dinner host when you want to stand out—or the one you set out after a small dinner party, letting your foodie friends take home a sweet memory of the evening. Or maybe you get it just because you deserve a little indulgence. And here’s the thing: once people try it, they’re hooked.
Naomi sent one to each of her kids after receiving it as a gift, and now it’s a family favorite. Even after the honey’s gone, the tube sticks around—holding wooden spoons, love notes, or just adding a little charm to the kitchen counter.
It’s thoughtful, it’s delicious, and it’s the kind of gift that makes people smile long after the jars are empty. Because honey this good isn’t just a treat—it’s an experience.
Your Tasting Night
Start with the lightest jar. Open it, smell it, taste it straight from the spoon. Notice the color—nearly transparent. Flavor's mild, almost floral. Move to the next jar. Darker color, stronger taste. Keep going. By the fifth jar, you're tasting something bold and earthy that barely resembles the first one.
If you're hosting, put out cheese. Mild cheese with light honey. Sharp aged cheddar with the darker stuff. Blue cheese with the darkest honey. Bread, crackers, whatever you have. Pour wine if that's your thing. Beer works too.
Let people taste blind if you want to make it interesting. Cover the labels. See if anyone can guess which flower the bees visited. They won't. That's the point.
What’s Inside the Tower?
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5 Varietal Honey Jars (3oz each): Five different single-flower honeys from American beekeepers. Light to dark. Sweet to bold.
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Tasting Guide: Small booklet that tells you what you're tasting and why it tastes that way. Which cheese to pair with which honey. What to drizzle on what.
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Cylinder Tube: Presentation tube that's study enough to keep and reuse. Gift-ready out of the box.
Why Choose the Honey Tower?
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Light to Dark: Arranged in order so you taste the progression. Light honeys are mild. Dark honeys punch back. You notice the difference immediately.
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One Gift, Five Experiences: Better than giving someone one jar of honey. This gives them five different honeys to try and compare.
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Awards That Matter: Woman's Day picked it for best Rosh Hashanah gift. Good Housekeeping said best housewarming gift. Cafe Mom voted best gift period.
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American Beekeepers: Every jar comes from small-batch producers in the US. Different states, different flowers, different flavors.
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Pure Raw Honey: Star-K Certified Kosher. No flavoring, no syrup, no nonsense. Just honey the way bees made it. May crystallize because that's what real honey does.
