Savannah Bee Company

Top off your cheeseboard with some delicious honeycomb! Stop into SBC Greenville and get yours today!

Bee Pollen promotes well-being and is rich in vitamins and minerals! Come into SBC Greenville today and get yours!

Stop into SBC Greenville today and grab your own Mead Making Kit!

Come into SBC Greenville today and try some of the finest honey money can buy!!

THIS SATURDAY! Visit one of our stores and help us kick off fall right! All of our stores will be participating in a fall festival with honey games, vendors and honey bee mascots! Come taste honey and mead and have a cup of Pumpkin Spice Cider while you hang out!

Stop into SBC Greenville and try our Pumpkin Spice Whipped Honey today!

What will you be sharing with your loved ones on Rosh Hashana? We've got a delicious and simple apple tart idea! 🍎🍯🫶🐝 https://bit.ly/4dfCCaA

🍂Current vibes... Fall Charcuterie! 🍂
We love mixing up fall colors and flavors to entertain our weekend guests.
Stock up on Raw Honeycomb this weekend with our Buy One Get One Large Honeycomb offer! https://bit.ly/3PhUrN5

Rosh Hashana is fast approaching, but there's still time to order your gifts for a Good and Sweet Year! Who's getting one from you this year? 🍯🍎 https://bit.ly/4d5MsM1

Stop into SBC Greenville and try our delicious honeycomb!

What would you pair with our Honey Roasted Pumpkin and Feta this weekend?
Get the recipe! https://bit.ly/3XFh6Hq

Can you believe a colony of bees consists of 20,000–60,000 bees and only one queen!

Don't forget to check out Savannah Bee Company's website for amazing recipe ideas!

Stop into SBC Greenville and try one of our newest meads Bee Mosa from Superstition Meadery!

Did somebody say it's world beard day?!

Happy Labor Day from SBC Greenville!

Stop into SBC Greenville for a refreshing glass of our most popular mead XR Cyser!

Stop into SBC Greenville and try the honey of the month - Sunflower! It's a bee-autiful bite of sunshine!

Have you tried our beeswax lip balms?! Stop into SBC Greenville today and grab your favorite scent!

We're making a MUST TRY list of Pumpkin Spice Recipes. Which one are you going to try? All of our favorites are now on the recipe blog! https://bit.ly/4cFKlhI

New meads from Superstition Meadery at SBC Greenville now!!

Stop into SBC Greenville for all your gifting needs!

Adopt a bee today at SBC Greenville!

Honeybees are fab flyers. They fly at a speed of around 25km per hour and beat their wings 200 times per second! Stop into SBC Greenville for more Honeybee trivia!

Get a cute summer tee at SBC Greenville!

Savannah Bee Company wants to remind you not to forget to plant for your pollinators!

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Looking for gift ideas?! Stop into SBC Greenville today for an amazing selection of honey and bodycare!

Alright Hive! The kids are back to school; what's the sweet treat we're packing in their lunches this week? We made honey protein bites for our baby bees!
Make some for your hive ✏️🫶🍯 https://bit.ly/4dpFnGG

The average worker bee lives for just five to six weeks. During this time, she’ll produce around a twelfth of a teaspoon of honey

Winds in the East... 🍂🎃
Only NINE more days until Pumpkin Spice is back! Ready to savor the flavors of fall yet? Pumpkin Spice is back on August 14th!

Honey bees live in hives (or colonies). The members of the hive are divided into three types:

Queen: One queen runs the whole hive. Her job is to lay the eggs that will spawn the hive’s next generation of bees. The queen also produces chemicals that guide the behaviour of the other bees.

Workers: these are all female and their roles are to forage for food (pollen and nectar from flowers), build and protect the hive, clean and circulate air by beating their wings. Workers are the only bees most people ever see flying around outside the hive.

Drones: These are the male bees, and their purpose is to mate with the new queen. Several hundred live in each hive during the spring and summer. But come winter, when the hive goes into survival mode, the drones are kicked out!

Looking for a way to soak up the sun? Try up cycling your left-over honey jars into summer arrangements! We're clinging to summer like our life depends on it! Get the how-to here! https://bit.ly/3SxcujJ

Bee Champions at work!
Did you know that in the UK, in order to fend off areas of low vegetation where pollinators do not thrive, communities are creating "B-Lines!" They are areas of wildflowers or vegetation planted in order to help bees and other pollinators have easy access to different nectar sources! The goal is to amass a total of 150,000 total hectares (350 acres) of dense flower-rich habitats across the UK. There are currently over 3500 B-Lines covering the UK. What do you think? Would you plant a B-Line where you live?
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🍯 We far beyond honey on biscuits 🍯

Here are 4️⃣ unique ways to use honey next time you start reaching for that bottle of honey & biscuit mix!

🧊 Frozen Mexican Hot Coco
🥒 Honey Pickle
🍑 Buzzy Navel
🍰 Strawberry Honey Bun Cake

Are you getting boozy or whipping up a sweet treat?

It's entirely too hot down here in Savannah. We need to get a group together to enjoy this Honey Melon Sangria STAT!
Get the recipe 🍉 https://bit.ly/4bFEqsl
Would you have one inside, or in rocking chairs on a very well ventilated porch? Tell us in the comments!

How do we find some of our rarest honeys? By 🛶 canoe 🛶 of course! We learn something new about Ted's journey to Savannah Bee every day. We love to let him talk about his favorite thing... Tupelo honey.

“I was canoeing in the mid 90s and ended up under this Tupelo tree. I got out of my canoe and climbed up and it was absolutely swarming with bees. If the bees loved it, I knew then that the honey must be good. When I went back with my hives, it wasn’t until 1999 that I got my first good batch. And it was so good, man. That's when the idea of Savannah Bee Company was born.​
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This year, led by our trusted Tupelo beekeepers, we went to that same place where I began my Tupelo journey, and harvested our newest batch of Tupelo Honey. Hands down the best honey I've had ever had. Our goal is to get the highest quality honey, and this year we really did it.”

LAST DAY! Get a FREE 12oz bottle of Peace Honey when you spend $75 on our website through Friday! https://bit.ly/42AsRjpWe
We love supporting our local Boys & Girls Club. For every bottle of Peace Honey that we sell, we donate $2 to The Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club in Savannah. Ends Friday, July 12, 11:59pm EST

There is a very special place along the border of Spain and Portugal where the breeze from the mountains dries the soil. A place where fields of lavender grow as far as the eye can see and the honeybees can fly. Bi-lingual beekeepers in this part of the world make fast work of lining the lavender fields with their bee boxes during the heady blooming season of May. The result is a wondrously rich honey with mildly sweet floral notes -a Southern European vacation in a bottle.

Many beekeepers believe lavender to be the bees’ favorite flower for the prolific amount of nectar it produces.
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Get a FREE 12oz bottle of Peace Honey when you spend $75 on our website through Friday! www.savannahbee.com
We love supporting our local Boys & Girls Club. For every bottle of Peace Honey that we sell, we donate $2 to The Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club in Savannah. Ends Friday, July 12, 11:59pm EST