09/08/2026
🍯 Two Texas Honeys. Two Distinct Flavors.
Texas has an incredible variety of native plants, and the flowers our bees forage on can make a beautiful difference in the color, aroma, and flavor of honey. 🌵🐝
💛 Huajillo Honey — The Golden Jar
Huajillo (Acacia berlandieri) is a native shrub found throughout the brush country of South and West Texas.
Huajillo honey is typically light and golden, with a delicate floral sweetness and a smooth, clean finish. When liquid, it can sometimes have a subtle greenish or pearlescent appearance. 🌼🍯
🤎 Mesquite Honey — The Dark Jar
Mesquite (Prosopis glandulosa) is one of the familiar native trees of South Texas and the Texas plains.
Mesquite honey is generally darker, with a richer amber color and a deeper, more distinctive flavor—often described as earthy, with hints of caramel and butterscotch. 🌳🍯
Same Texas landscape. Different blooms. Different honey.
Which would you choose? 💛 Huajillo or 🤎 Mesquite?
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