12oz of our delicious Elderberry Infused raw honey in a glass jar.

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A 12oz jar of Elderberry Infused raw honey.

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Lazy Goat Elderberry Infused Honey 12oz

Elderberry Honey, rich & velvety

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Slowly infused with organic elderberries, our rich, dark Elderberry Honey has never been cooked, so it is totally raw. And it retains all the original enzymes and phytonutrients of both ingredients. A fabulous source of antioxidants and vitamin C. Try it in your hot tea, drizzle over pancakes and waffles. It is a favorite for colds and flue.

Keep at room temperature. 12oz.

RECOMMENDED USES

Elderberry Infused honey is stunning drizzled over warm pancakes or waffles. Many folks enjoy it in their hot tea and it is a perfect complement to Brie cheese. Remember this product is all raw and has never been cooked so all the original enzymes and micronutrients of both ingredients are retained.

INGREDIENTS

Raw Honey and organic elderberries.

RECIPES

Try this fabulous honey in your hot tea and over a golden Brie in puff pastry! So good!

Our Honey

We believe honey should be raw, extracted with minimal heat and filtered only by gravity, protecting the beneficial pollen, micro-enzymes, and phytonutrients.

We are also proud to support other regional, like-minded family beekeepers that value simple and effective, old-fashioned methods like filtering by gravity and extracting in the heat of a late Wisconsin summer. We plant specifically for pollinators, and practice sustainable bee husbandry that includes breeding hardy northern queens to better survive our cold winters. There's no catch here, just thoughtful Wisconsin beekeepers bringing you a taste of nature's gold.

By adding specific trees, shrubs, and perennials, we have been able to vastly improve the forage of pollinators, dramatically affecting entire ecosystems.

We can see firsthand how dearths of pollen and nectar are being relieved, increasing the number of pollinators, birds, and insects - a ripple that is felt by all of the local grasslands and woodlands. Giving back to the earth as a thank you for what she has so generously given to us.

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