Savannah Bee Company: A Sweet Taste of Pigeon Forge’s Apiary Heritage

About

Savannah Bee Company in Pigeon Forge offers visitors an immersive experience centered around honey and bee-related products. Guests can sample a variety of honeys, including rare and seasonal flavors, while exploring a curated selection of bee-inspired items such as skincare and gourmet treats. The company emphasizes sustainable practices and education, making it more than just a retail stop. It’s a place where visitors can connect with the importance of bees in our ecosystem through tastings and demonstrations.

Founded in Savannah, Georgia, Savannah Bee Company has grown into a respected name in artisan honey and bee conservation. The Pigeon Forge location brings this commitment to the Smoky Mountains region, a place known for its rich biodiversity and natural beauty. Bees have long been vital to the local agricultural landscape, and Savannah Bee Company continues this tradition by promoting awareness about the challenges facing pollinators today. Their products reflect a blend of southern craftsmanship and environmental stewardship.

Visitors to Savannah Bee Company can expect a warm and informative experience. Friendly staff guide tastings of multiple honey varieties, explaining flavor profiles and production methods. Educational displays highlight bee biology and conservation efforts, making it a great stop for families and curious travelers alike. Alongside honey, the shop features unique gifts such as beeswax candles and propolis skincare, perfect for those looking to take a little piece of the Smokies home. The Pigeon Forge location also hosts occasional workshops and events focused on sustainable living and beekeeping.

Did You Know

• Honey never spoils and has been found in ancient Egyptian tombs still edible (National Honey Board).
• Bees pollinate more than one-third of the food we eat globally (USDA).
• Savannah Bee Company sources many of its honeys from sustainable hives across North America (Savannah Bee Company).
• Propolis, a resin made by bees, has natural antibacterial properties and is used in skincare (American Beekeeping Federation).
• The Smoky Mountains are home to diverse native bee species beyond just honeybees, including many solitary bees (University of Tennessee Extension).