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donk79

donk79

I started keeping bees over 10 years ago.  I was beeless for a while, but I got back into it last year and am very much looking forward to being able to harvest my own honey again.  I definitely encourage looking local, but it is possible that you are looking for a flavor profile that is not available locally. 

 

Can you name what you are looking for flavorwise? (I know this can be challenging in a product whose flavors you are not used to dissecting).  Where I am, Black Locust honey is very prominent, and has a pretty light flavor.  Still not as light as the Poplar honey that could be found in the area as well.  My favorite honey though, came from a wild queenless hive that was found in a shed on property I owned in Maryland that had an almost anisey flavor.  I still have no idea what the nectar source of that honey was!

donk79

donk79

I started keeping bees over 10 years ago.  I was beeless for a while, but I got back into it last year and am very much looking forward to being able to harvest my own honey again.  I definitely encourage looking local, but it is possible that you are looking for a flavor profile that is not available locally. 

Can you name what you are looking for flavorwise? (I know this can be challenging in a product whose flavors you are not used to dissecting).  Where I am, Black Locust honey is very prominent, and has a pretty light flavor.  Still not as light as the Poplar honey that could be found in the area as well.  My favorite honey though, came from a wild queenless hive that was found in a shed on property I owned in Maryland that had an almost anisey flavor.  I still have no idea what the nectar source of that honey was!

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