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A L F A L F A |
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B L U E B E R R Y |
| Honey gathered from the nectar of alfalfa flowers growing on the rich plateaus of Wyoming and Montana. A light and delicate honey especially good for table use. | Taken from the tiny white flowers of the blueberry bush, this nectar makes a honey everyone will enjoy on breads, plus in salad dressings, meat glazes or sauces. | ||
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B U C K W H E A T |
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C L O V E R |
| A very dark, bold honey gathered from the nectar of the delicate white flowers of buckwheat grain. A must for genuine honey cake. Gourmets love it. | Honey gathered from the nectar of sweet clover flowers. A light golden honey for table use, cooking or baking. Try over ice cream, yogurt and cereals. | ||
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E U C A L Y P T U S |
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G O L D E N |
| A honey rich and distinctive in flavor gathered from the nectar of the flowering Eucalyptus trees of Australia. Adds excitement to tea, toast and other foods. | A blended honey gathered from the nectar of the sweet clover and wildflowers. A flavorful, general-purpose honey for all occasions. | ||
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O R A N G E B L O S S O M |
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P R E M I U M |
| A golden, aromatic honey gathered from the nectar of the blossoms of the orange trees. Adds a new dimension to tea, fruit, salad dressing or meat glaze. | A delightful combination of sweet clover and alfalfa honey produced in western United States and Canada. A delicate, general-purpose honey that blends well with other flavors. | ||
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T U P E L O |
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W I L D F L O W E R |
| Honey gathered from the nectar of the blooms of the white tupelo trees that grow along the rivers of the Florida panhandle. A marvelous taste of its own. | Honey gathered from the nectar of various wild flowers, flowering trees and shrubs. Ideal for baking, this great tasting general-purpose honey can be used many ways. |
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