Gallberry Honey: Flavor, Origin and How to Use It

Quick facts: light to medium amber · thick, rich, slow to crystallize · raw, unfiltered, organic and kosher.

What is gallberry honey?

Gallberry honey comes from gallberry, or inkberry (Ilex glabra), an evergreen holly shrub that grows in the coastal flatwoods of Georgia and Florida and blooms in spring. It's a classic Southern table honey.

Where our gallberry honey comes from

Ours is a product of Georgia, USA.

Color, flavor and texture

Amber and thick, with a rich but not overpowering flavor.

How to use gallberry honey

A strong choice for baking, biscuits and cornbread, and for drizzling over pancakes.

Good pairings: Buttermilk biscuits, cornbread, pancakes, pecan pie.

Frequently asked questions

Is your gallberry honey raw?

Yes. It's raw and unfiltered, never pasteurized. It's also organic and kosher.

Does gallberry honey crystallize?

Slowly. Gallberry honey stays liquid longer than most. Crystallization is natural and doesn't mean the honey has spoiled.

Is gallberry the same as inkberry?

Yes. Gallberry and inkberry are two common names for the same evergreen holly, Ilex glabra.

What sizes do you sell?

3 lb jar. Free shipping on orders of $50 or more to the continental US.

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Do not feed honey to infants under 12 months old.