Each type of honey originates from a distinct nectar source. For instance, beekeepers often relocate their hives to orange groves during the blooming season. In this process, the bees pollinate the blossoms and, in return, collect nectar from the trees. This is how orange blossom honey is crafted.

Yes and no. My previous favorite was goldenrod, but then I discovered buckwheat. Each time I think I've found my new favorite, another variety comes along that surpasses it. That's why I offer all these varieties in my store—so you can host your own honey showdown!

I am a first-generation beekeeper and am on the path to becoming a certified master beekeeper. At our local apiary, we produce and sell a variety of our own honeys. Our primary focus is beekeeping, and our mission is to contribute to the preservation of these vital pollinators.

Linden honey, for instance, is ideal for enhancing teas due to its natural menthol aftertaste. Certain varieties pair wonderfully with cheese, while others complement toast perfectly. We recommend trying each variety on its own first to discover your preferred way to enjoy it!