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Good Flow Honey
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Three-generation family honey company producing 100% pure Texas and single-varietal honeys since 1975.
Good Flow Honey Co. is a family business with three generations currently involved, producing 100% pure honey since 1975. We started in the 1970s with two hives that multiplied into hundreds of hives over the years. Our lineup includes Texas Wildflower, South Texas Brush varieties such as Huajillo, Mesquite, Cat Claw, and Vara Dulce, as well as Clover, Orange Blossom, Avocado, and Vidrillo (Ice Plant). We offer both raw honey (unheated and unfiltered, sold in glass jars) and pourable honey (filtered and gently heated). All of our honey is 100% pure, heated to a maximum of 120 degrees Fahrenheit. We also offer bulk purchasing for those who need larger quantities. Learn more on their About Page.
Our raw honey is unheated and unfiltered. Our pourable honey is filtered and gently heated, but all honey is kept at a maximum temperature of 120 degrees Fahrenheit to preserve nutritional compounds. We source from our own bee yards as well as from other beekeepers, focusing on varieties we have vetted for quality. We favor desert brush and Acacia-family flora honeys from rough, unsprayed land -- no insecticides or other chemicals are applied to those areas, as stated on our site. Bee locations have historically been in and around central Texas, including along the IH-35 corridor between Austin and New Braunfels. We also carry select out-of-state varietals such as white Clover from Montana.
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