Honey

02019-10-27 | Uncategorized | 1 comment

I dropped by the honey shop this week and tasted a few different types of local honey before settling on a quart of Mountain Gambel Oak. I learned that this honey is made from the sap of oak trees rather than from floral nectar. Nearly all of the honey you can find in health food stores is actually from Brazil, Mexico, or Canada, and buying it doesn’t support the local bees and beekeepers. Buying local honey is a good thing, but this store makes the selection process a joy as well.

Gadiel Ramirez makes honey. His shop is called Honey Salón – Honey Salón website. Next time you come to Santa Fe you should pay him a visit.

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  1. Dianae Weeks

    I love the hope I felt in that last line- “Next time you come to Santa Fe”… I stopped there on a drive across the Country in 1994. It seemed like bit of heaven in the desert. A veritable oasis!
    I hope to return some day.
    In the meantime thanks for introducing us to the Honey Salon. I’m thrilled that they ship out of state! The ChocoChile honey is calling to me…

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