Basswood blossom honey has a nice and warm golden color. It ranges from white to extra light amber. The flavor is medium sweet and pleasantly fruity, with a hint of lime at the end.
8 oz bottle with flip top lid.
Basswood Blossom Honey
Sweet and Fruity Blossom Basswood Honey
What is Basswood Blossom Honey?
Meyer Bees is your trusted beekeeping supplier for raw honey products. Our basswood honey comes from honeybees foraging on basswood trees’ fragrant, nectar-rich flowers. Honeybees collect nectar from these blossoms and carry it back to the hive, where natural bee processes transform it into honey. Basswood honey reflects its floral source, making it an interesting choice for customers who enjoy varietal honeys.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is basswood honey made from?
Basswood honey is made by honeybees foraging on basswood tree blossoms. Because the bees gather mostly from one blossom type, the honey is considered varietal, with its own distinct color and flavor.
How should I store the basswood honey?
Keep the container tightly closed in a dry place at room temperature. Protect it from excessive heat and moisture, and use a clean, dry utensil when serving.
What does basswood blossom honey taste like?
Basswood blossom honey is medium sweet and pleasantly fruity, with a hint of lime at the end. It’s a mild, smooth honey that works well in tea, on toast, fruits, or drizzled over yogurt. Its relatively delicate flavor can also complement cheese and baked goods without overpowering other ingredients.
What color is basswood honey?
It has a warm golden color. Depending on the harvest, it ranges from white to extra-light amber.
What should I do if my honey crystallizes?
Crystallization is natural and does not mean the honey has spoiled. If you prefer a liquid texture, place the container in warm water and let the honey soften gradually. Avoid excessive heat.
What other honey varieties do you offer?
We also sell other single-blossom honeys, including fireweed, knotweed, radish, and apple blossom honey. Browse the Raw Honey – Local, Varietal & Samplers category on the website to compare flavors.
