Gallberry honey is produced from the pollination of small evergreen holly bushes also known as inkberries. It is native to coastal plains, spanning from Nova Scotia down to Florida and across to Louisiana, where it is most commonly found in sandy woods and along the outer edges of swamps and bogs. With its wine-like qualities resulting in a rich and elegant sweetness, high in pollen and anti-viral properties, Gallberry honey is prized for its medicinal benefits and preventative attributes against allergies.
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