Goldenrod Harvest Honey
The goldenrod blooms in late fall. It is one if the last flowers to bloom before winter sets in. This is one of the few types of nectar that we can smell as we enter the bee yard. Wikipedia calls the odor “rank”. It does smell like dirty gym socks. But do not let that turn you off to this unique honey.
Goldenrod honey has a strong flavor than the Fall/Wildflower with a bite at the end. This honey is good by itself or in baked goods.
Our honey is never pasteurized or high pressure filtered to retain all the health benefits and flavor.
The goldenrod blooms in late fall. It is one if the last flowers to bloom before winter sets in. This is one of the few types of nectar that we can smell as we enter the bee yard. Wikipedia calls the odor “rank”. It does smell like dirty gym socks. But do not let that turn you off to this unique honey.
Goldenrod honey has a strong flavor than the Fall/Wildflower with a bite at the end. This honey is good by itself or in baked goods.
Our honey is never pasteurized or high pressure filtered to retain all the health benefits and flavor.
The goldenrod blooms in late fall. It is one if the last flowers to bloom before winter sets in. This is one of the few types of nectar that we can smell as we enter the bee yard. Wikipedia calls the odor “rank”. It does smell like dirty gym socks. But do not let that turn you off to this unique honey.
Goldenrod honey has a strong flavor than the Fall/Wildflower with a bite at the end. This honey is good by itself or in baked goods.
Our honey is never pasteurized or high pressure filtered to retain all the health benefits and flavor.
