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Fall harvest honey has a strong, rich taste that perfectly represents autumn. It is usually darker and thicker because bees collect nectar from late-blooming flowers and trees in the fall. Usually stronger in unique flavors.
Spring honey is a naturally sweet honey harvested in early spring. It is characterized by its fresh and floral taste, which comes from the nectar of blooming spring flowers. Compared to honeys produced later in the year, spring honey usually has a lighter flavor profile and a thinner, more fluid consistency. This makes it a popular choice for those who prefer a delicate, mild sweetness in their honey with an easy spread.
Fall harvest honey has a strong, rich taste that perfectly represents autumn. It is usually darker and thicker because bees collect nectar from late-blooming flowers and trees in the fall. Usually stronger in unique flavors.
Spring honey is a naturally sweet honey harvested in early spring. It is characterized by its fresh and floral taste, which comes from the nectar of blooming spring flowers. Compared to honeys produced later in the year, spring honey usually has a lighter flavor profile and a thinner, more fluid consistency. This makes it a popular choice for those who prefer a delicate, mild sweetness in their honey with an easy spread.