Tulip Poplar Honey in West Virginia

Honey from the blossom of the tulip poplar, a tall hardwood of the eastern forests. Expect a dark, rich honey with buttery and slightly smoky notes.

Single-source honey depends on where and when the hives were working. Buying direct from the beekeeper who produced it means you can ask exactly that – which yard it came from and when it was extracted.

Use the listings on this page, or open the Wild Beeks map and search your area. Tulip Poplar Honey comes mainly from Appalachia and the Mid-Atlantic – look for a beekeeper close to you in the listings above.