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Acacia (Hungary)
Delicate, smooth, subtle and light flavour. Delicious on crumpets, in hot drinks and infusions, drizzled over grapefruit, and in classic salad dressings. From the wild meadows that fringe Lake Balaton.
Blend (Rowse Pure Natural Blossom Clear Honey)
With a smooth consistency and delicious flavour, this honey is perfect for spreading on toast, croissants and fresh crusty bread and for use in general cooking, baking and desserts.
Chestnut (Northern Italy)
This dark reddish honey is from Piedmont in Northern Italy where the Romans planted sweet chestnut trees. The honey has a rich taste of roasted chestnuts with a hint of tannin (or a slightly bitter back-note). It is delicious on pork and chicken, in Mediterranean dishes, on yogurt or with mascarpone cheese.
Clover (New Zealand)
Mild flavour, with butterscotch accents. Delicious thickly spread on wholemeal toast, in classic creamy cheesecakes and honey fudge. From the lush green pastures of Canterbury and Otago.
Eucalyptus (Australia)
Flavour of rich toffee with hints of sun-dried vine fruits. Delicious on crusty baguettes, with porridge and cereals, cookie recipes and robust BBQ marinades. From the wild open forests of Southern Australia.
Greek Pine (Greece)
Thyme-scented, aniseed and liquorice flavours. Delicious with greek yoghurt and almonds, baked figs, in honey cakes and salad dressings. From the sunny Halkidiki Hills.
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Not a mention of raw honey here. The fact is that most honey sold is not raw - it is pasteurised and ultra filtered. Both these processes destroy the natural goodness and affect the flavour.
Tim Walker, Brighton, UK
The Honey Association obviously never tasted Tupelo Honey from the U.S.A. which is produced in the Florida Panhandle in the northwest part of the Sunshine State. Find some and savor it.
Jack Mangus
Ocala, Florida, U.S.A.
Jack Mangus, Ocala, Florida, USA
You've missed the world's best honey, from Kangaroo Island in South Australia. The Ligurian bee colony from KI is the world's only pure breed bee colony left, established after disease wiped out bee colonies around the world in the 19th. century. Kangaroo Island honey is recognised around the world.
Graham Seabrook, Adelaide, South Australia