Honey

Smooth. Wild. Southern.

A Honey of a Partnership

Dixie Honey flavored vodka is a regional collaboration with Savannah Bee Company benefiting the Bee Cause Project. To make this undeniably Southern vodka, we infuse our core Dixie Southern Vodka with southeastern wildflower honey from Savannah Bee Company to create a delicious flavored vodka.

All smooth and no sting, our Dixie Honey flavored vodka has a touch of honeyed sweetness and light floral aromas that are perfect in creative cocktails, or simply paired with lemonade, iced tea, or your favorite ginger beer.

Tasting Notes

Clear color. Clean aromas and flavors of honey, carnation, melon, and aloe with a satiny, crisp, fruity light-to-medium body and an effortless, breezy notes with a hint of rose finish. A pure and clean flavored vodka that will add kisses of honeyed sweetness to cocktails; try in iced tea with lemon.

Source: Tastings.com

Savannah Bee Company

Savannah Bee Company strives to live as bees live: symbiotically with nature and in a manner that contributes positively to the world around us. We continually improve the ways in which we operate for our customers, the environment, and each other.

Our Georgia Wildflower Honey is complex, sweet and robust. It is a polyfloral variety, meaning many types of nectar were collected by our bees to create it. Depending on the whimsy of the bees, those nectar sources are most likely white holly, gallberry, sawtooth palmetto, and tulip poplar. We think our Wildflower and Dixie Vodka are the perfect flavor combination and hope you will too.

– Ted Dennard, Founder and Beekeeper

The Bee Cause Project

Ted Dennard, founder of Savannah Bee Company, created The Bee Cause Project, a nonprofit installing public observation beehives to educate and empower the community to protect honeybees. As of 2018, The Bee Cause grant program has installed over 350 hives across the United States and in four countries around the world.

A portion of proceeds from Dixie Wildflower Honey Vodka benefit The Bee Cause Project, which will work to support the health of honeybees in the Southeast by increasing the number of hives in the region and helping to educate the public on their importance.