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Chilton Bee Company is a family-run beekeeping business based in Verbena, Alabama, and states that it has been family owned since 2016. Its bee yards span Chilton and Autauga counties. The company emphasizes resilient colonies, thoughtful hive care and the character of local wildflower honey, while sharing practical knowledge to help other beekeepers support healthier hives.
Bring the taste of Central Alabama wildflowers to your pantry with raw wildflower honey harvested from the maker’s own hives in Chilton and Autauga counties. Choose a small bear bottle for an introduction to the honey or a larger squeeze bottle for frequent use. The honey is offered as a straightforward pantry sweetener with no added flavor named in this listing.
Drizzle a little over toast or biscuits, stir it into tea, spoon it onto yogurt, or add it to a bowl of oatmeal. For a simple dressing, combine honey with ingredients you already enjoy and adjust the sweetness to taste. The squeeze-bottle formats help you serve directly from the bottle; wipe the opening and close the cap after pouring.
Match the bottle to how you plan to use it. The 2 oz bear is a small format, while the one- and two-pound bottles suit repeated pantry use. Check the selected option before checkout: the starting price applies to the smallest option and does not describe every bottle. Explore raw honey and other honey formats on BuyAmerican to compare bottles, portions and flavor styles.
Ingredient: raw wildflower honey. The maker describes honey from its own hives with no additives. Naturally occurring pollen may be present. The package choice changes the amount and dispensing format; it does not indicate a different pepper infusion, creamed texture or honeycomb inclusion. Honeycomb and serving props in photographs are illustrative and are not listed as included with a bottle.
Follow the bottle label, keep the cap closed between servings and use clean utensils if transferring honey into another container. Store where the bottle will stay clean and dry. Do not give honey to an infant younger than 12 months, whether served directly or mixed into food or drinks. See the CDC’s guidance on foods to avoid before 12 months for this important restriction.
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