So what exactly is Tupelo Honey? If all you care about is music, it is the title to a song by Van Morrison from his 1970 Ablum "Tupelo Honey" and, I might add, one of my favorite Van Morrison songs. It is also the product of the white and black Tupelo Gum tree the grows in swamping regions of Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia and Virginia.

The finest quality Tupelo Honey comes from the blossoms of the white Tupelo gum tree. It is recognized as one of the most uniquely delicious table honeys produced. It is also highly prized because, unlike other honeys, the honey of the white Tupelo Gum does not granulate and crystallize.

Tupelo Honey was immortalized in the 1997 movie, Ulee's Gold, starring Peter Fonda.

If you are visiting the Apalachicola area of Florida, sometimes referred to as the forgotten coast you are in the heart of the finest Tupelo Honey producing area in the world. There are several very well known Tupelo Honey producers in the Wewahitchka, Florida area. If you find yourself there you need to pick up a jar or two to take home.

You may find resources for Tupelo Honey all across the internet but why take a chance. The home of the absolute best Tupelo Honey is Wewahitchka, Florida and you can go right to the source by contacting on of the producers of Tupelo Honey in Wewahitchka.

Visit the Tupelo Honey producers in Wewahitchka.