Titi honey
Cyrilla racemiflora
A light amber, thin-bodied honey from the spring flowers of titi, a shrub of swamps in the south-eastern United States.
- Origin
- USA – coastal plain of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina
- Colour
- 68 mm · light amber
- Taste
- strong, slightly bitter
- Crystallization
- fast
- Plant
- Cyrilla racemiflora · titi →
Colour varies by year and place; the value given is typical.
Bees use most titi nectar for their own spring build-up, so a pure titi honey is uncommon.
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