Tulip Poplar

• Packager:          Whistle Creek Apiaries, 440 Ebenezer Circle, Lexington, Virginia  24450; (540) 463-7732  http://whistlecreekapiaries.com/
• Nectar Origin:   Presumably Virginia or Southeastern United States
• Color:               Amber
• Filtration:          Raw
• Price:                $12.00/pound 
• Flavor:              This is a complex honey.  There are flavor notes that can be described as pine and cinnamon, but the dominant flavor note, in my view, is that of Coca-Cola.  Others have mentioned black current as a flavor, although I am not ready to commit to that just yet -- at least not for this jar.   

Sea Lavender

• Packager:          Stalland Apiaries, The Stalland, Deopham, Wymondham NR18 9ED, UK +44 1953 850873 
• Nectar Origin:   Norfolk, England, UK
• Color:               White or Extra Light Amber
• Filtration:          Raw
• Price:                $14.30/pound 
• Flavor:              This has a strong floral taste at first and then a bit of a hay-like note.  There is also a strong chemical flavor at the finish.  The overall effect is that of a perfumed chemical cleaner or deodorizer.  It's still honey and it's still sweet, but those unusual flavor notes detract.   

Avocado

• Packager:          Max's Honey House, Lake Elsinore, California; (951) 239-9498 https://www.facebook.com/ maxs.honeyhouse
• Nectar Origin:   California
• Color:               Amber to Dark Amber
• Filtration:          Raw
• Price:                $10.66/pound
• Flavor:             The dark color is a dead give-away that this honey is going to have a darker, more bitter flavor than a light honey.  There are strong molasses-like flavors.  Toffee too.  Smoky and woodsy come to mind too.  There is also a hint of licorice at the finish.      

Rosemary Honey

• Packager:          Savannah Bee Company, 211 Johnny Mercer Boulevard, Savannah, Georgia  31410; (800) 955-5080  www.savannahbee.com
• Nectar Origin:   Spain
• Color:               Water White or Extra White
• US Grade:        None listed
• Filtration:          Raw
• Price:                $21.33/pound 
• Flavor:              The bottle describes this honey as herbaceous with a sweet finish.  To me it has an extraordinarily floral flavor with a bit of a chemical-like finish.  The flower flavor is so strong that it dominates even in baked goods.  I mixed a teaspoon into bread dough and could hardly taste the bread for the strong floral taste from the honey.

Bruyère Blanche - White Heather

• Packager:        La Chambre Aux Confitures, 9 rue des Martyrs 75009, Paris, France.www.lachambreauxconfitures.com 
• Nectar Origin:   France.  The back of the jar says the hives are located in the heart of the Ardèche.  
• Color:                No color given.  This honey is clearly amber in color.
• US Grade:         None.
• Filtration:           Presumably Raw.
• Price:                 About $19.50/pound.  
• Flavor:               The dominant flavor here is floral.  I also thought I detected a fennel or anise-like flavor.  The finish is firmly a warm tone.  Caramel, brown sugar and toffee come to mind.  

Sunflower

• Packager:          A. Darbo AG, 6135 Stans/Tirol, Austria https://www.darbo.at/en#/en
• Nectar Origin:   Unknown
• Color:                As you can see from the picture, this honey separated.  Once stirred up, however, it appeared extra white to me.
• US Grade:         None.
• Filtration:           Presumably Raw.
• Price:                 $12.70/pound.  
• Flavor:               This honey is very sweet and sugary with a flavor reminiscent of golden raisins.