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A clear glass jar filled with golden yellow honey, sealed with a white lid, standing on a white surface with several identical jars softly blurred in the background.
Nine glass jars filled with golden yellow honey or honeycomb pieces, arranged in two rows on a light background. The jars have white lids.
A person wearing beekeeping protective clothing, including a straw hat with mesh veil, pink overalls, and white gloves, holds a honeycomb frame covered with bees outdoors in a sunny garden setting.
Eight glass jars filled with golden yellow honey, arranged in two rows of four on a white surface against a light beige background.
A clear glass jar filled with chunky orange-yellow fruit spread or jam, centered on a white surface with several matching jars blurred in the background against a pale peach wall.
A beekeeper in a white protective suit and veil holds a honeycomb frame covered with bees above a wooden beehive box outdoors in a sunny garden.
Six glass jars filled with golden honey and visible honeycomb pieces, arranged in a row on a white marble surface against a soft beige background.
Five small glass jars filled with golden yellow honey, arranged in a row on a white marble surface against a light beige background.
HONEY + COMB // Immaculata Private Reserve
IMMACULATA HERB FARM

HONEY + COMB // Immaculata Private Reserve

Sale price$18.00

One of life's most pure, sensual delights is eating honey straight from the hive. The comb bursts open and a gush of sweet nectar from a thousand flowers fills your mouth and coats your throat. 

IMMACULATA TERROIR

Honey + Comb is our farm in a bottle. Nectar from holy basil, thyme, bee balm, linden and clover, maple, to name a few, make up this light, sweet honey - the distinctive terroir of our herb farm in the Carolinian wilderness. 

HOW IT'S MADE

Comb from natural beehives without plastic foundation is cut into strips and placed into a jar before having raw, cold-extracted honey from the same hive poured out on top. The virgin comb contains pollen, propolis, and wax and contributes to the unique flavor and health-giving aspects of this special ambrosia. 

HOW TO ENJOY

The comb holds honey that has never left the wax so you get that same burst of virgin honey that we experience in the beeyard. Eat it by the spoonful, or spread it on warm toast, or let it dissolve into tea. 

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"and he ate locusts and wild honey."

Saint John the Baptist, pray for us. 

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Due to the nature of this product only a very limited number are made. 

230 g