Spring Honey 16 oz (HONEYRUN FARM)
$10.95
Spring honey is delicate and mild, yet with a distinct flavor that is so delicious. Made primarily from Black Locust trees, honeysuckle, and Autumn olive, it is extremely pale in color. Our hives must be very healthy in early Spring to have enough worker bees ready to gather the nectar. Rainy Ohio Spring weather can also put limits on the amount of nectar the plants will produce, so there are sometimes years when we do not produce large amounts of this honey. This listing is for a 16 oz squeeze bottle.
This is pure raw honey from our own beehives located in the Deer Creek Valley of Pickaway County, Ohio. Never pasteurized or high-pressure filtered, it retains all the trace vitamins, minerals, enzymes, flavors and aromas of fresh raw honey.
We are a small family farm and are committed to using no chemicals in our beehives. We harvest our honey seasonally – Spring, Summer, and Fall – to bring out the distinct floral flavors and aromas that are representative of Central Ohio wildflowers. All raw honey (honey fresh from the beehive) will granulate (get cloudy and thick) in time. This is natural, and does not mean the honey has "gone bad", as honey does not spoil. Simply heat the container in a hot pot of water to re-liquify. We recommend not heating it over 100 degrees to prevent the loss of flavor, enzymes, and nutritional benefits. Honeyrun Farm is special because you are buying honey directly from the beekeeper… no packers or processors involved here.
This is pure raw honey from our own beehives located in the Deer Creek Valley of Pickaway County, Ohio. Never pasteurized or high-pressure filtered, it retains all the trace vitamins, minerals, enzymes, flavors and aromas of fresh raw honey.
We are a small family farm and are committed to using no chemicals in our beehives. We harvest our honey seasonally – Spring, Summer, and Fall – to bring out the distinct floral flavors and aromas that are representative of Central Ohio wildflowers. All raw honey (honey fresh from the beehive) will granulate (get cloudy and thick) in time. This is natural, and does not mean the honey has "gone bad", as honey does not spoil. Simply heat the container in a hot pot of water to re-liquify. We recommend not heating it over 100 degrees to prevent the loss of flavor, enzymes, and nutritional benefits. Honeyrun Farm is special because you are buying honey directly from the beekeeper… no packers or processors involved here.
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