- Packager: Apicoltura Brezzo S.r.l., Frazione Tre Rivi, 87, 12040 Monten Roero, Italy 2123 brezzo.it
- Nectar Origin: Italy
- Color: Amber or Light Amber
- Filtration: Raw
- Price: About $10.00/pound.
- Flavor: This has a strong chemical flavor to it that is difficult to describe beyond that general statement. There is nothing reminiscent of cherry about it.
- Packager: Golden Desert Hives, Waddell, AZ (623) 244-2123 https://www.facebook.com/goldendeserthives/
- Nectar Origin: Arizona, USA
- Color: White or Extra Light Amber
- Filtration: Raw
- Price: Unknown. This was a gift from Richard and Jenn Gee.
- Flavor: A very mild flavor with a hint of mild citrus flavor.
- Packager: Imkerei Christian Uhlman, Hasli 4A, 4856 Glasshütten, Switzerland
- Nectar Origin: Aargau, Switzerland
- Color: Light Amber
- Filtration: Raw
- Price: Unknown. This was a gift from my friend Elliott Nelson who visits Switzerland on a regular basis (as long as the plague is not raging).
- Flavor: A more descriptive name for this honey could not be found. It really does taste like a forest. It doesn't taste like pine and fir trees, but its flavor certainly reminds me of that. There is a génépi-like flavor, but more earthy.
- Packager: L'Abeile, https://www.labeille.jp/
- Nectar Origin: Miyakojima, Japan
- Color: White
- Filtration: Raw
- Price: About $57.00/pound
- Flavor: I bought this honey at Mastsuya Ginza in Tokyo. If you have never been to the basement of a Japanese department store to check out the food markets that are often there, you really must give it a try some time. Just about anything you can imagine is available and presented in a stunningly attractive fashion. This honey is very floral and a bit fruity. Citrus and pear come to mind, but who really know.
- Packager: If you can read Japanese, information on the packager is contained in the accompanying photograph.
- Nectar Origin: Takayama, Japan
- Color: Extra White
- Filtration: Raw
- Price: About $66.00/pound
- Flavor: I bought this honey at a farmer's market in Takayama, Japan. I don't speak or read Japanese and Google Translate is no help in trying to figure out what kind of honey it is. I have assumed it is wildflower honey. It has a wonderful flavor with notes of maple and butterscotch. A licorice-like flavor can also be detected.
- Packager: Fortnum and Mason, London, England
- https://www.fortnumandmason.com/products/essex-borage-honey
- Nectar Origin: Essex, England
- Color: Water White
- Filtration: Raw
- Price: About $27.00/pound
- Flavor: This honey is light in every respect, both color and taste. The flavors are very subtle. Anything other than a light sweetness is difficult to discern. It clearly falls into the confectionery flavor column. Only sugar and honey come to mind to describe its taste.
