World of Honey News — National Honey Month Edition

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September is National Honey Month, and we’re celebrating the best way we know how: by spotlighting a truly special jar and inviting you to taste something rare.

If you’ve never tried Kiawe honey, this is a great place to start. Kiawe (pronounced kee-AH-veh) is a flowering tree found in Hawaiʻi, and the honey it produces is known for a distinctive, island-born flavor that stands out from typical wildflower or clover.

White Kiawe is a creamy-textured honey that melts in your mouth or on warm toast. It has a delicate flavor with a hint of mesquite.

It’s the kind of honey you open “just to taste,” and suddenly you’re looking for excuses to spread it on everything.

National Honey Month Sale

For September, Wai Meli Kiawe honey is on sale for $24.95.

Grab yours here: worldofhoney.com

How to enjoy it (3 easy favorites)

  • Stir into hot tea for a smooth, floral sweetness

  • Add to yogurt, fruit, or toast

  • Pair with a cheese board (it’s a crowd-pleaser)

Thanks for supporting World of Honey and the beekeepers who make these incredible varieties possible. Here’s to National Honey Month—one spoonful at a time.

Warmly,

Joe Willingham
World of Honey News

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