– Local Honey Man British/Local Unpasteurised British Golden Honey, 340g

This is a very good mixed flower honey, granulated now but still buttery soft. London and the South East arguably produces some of the finest English honey - the bees are able to get much more varied forage for longer periods of the year - all those trees and gardens! People think of the English countryside as being the holy grail of honey production, but believe me, honey bees in rural areas are often hard pressed get enough stores for themselves, let alone any excess to take off, and the Greater London area bees can have a much easier time. This honey is good - I can taste Horse Chestnut, Clover, Orchard tree blossom - apple and definitely pear.. and flower nectar from plants growing in acid based soils - heather in particular with its warmth, and blueberry fruitiness. Really nice, and this is honey that hasn't been messed about with. Simply uncapped comb, centrifuged, filtered and bottled. Just how I like it.

I am now pretty much an experienced honey consumer when it comes to raw honey, I have honey every day on crumpets and never get bored of it. Ever since I first tasted raw, "non-supermarket" honey, I can differentiate very well and confirm that raw honey is in a completely different league when it comes to taste and apparently health benefits ( I shake colds faster than before I had raw honey daily). I am regularly ordering from another beekeeper too and also buy this LHM honey. All non-blended honey has a different taste depending on season and location etc. so it's nice to have different batches at home if you have honey every day. This LHM honey is one of the tastiest honey I ever tried, and you get what you pay for, it is worth buying this. If you like honey, go ahead and try this, you won't be disappointed.

This is quite simply the nicest honey I've ever tasted. It's a little bit on the pricey side (I ordered without doing a conversion to new money), so I'm not sure whether I will order again, hence the loss of a star, but if you're flush, this is the honey you want. Not too sweet and nicely gooey. Lovely.

The quality is there but I think it's expensive and I can obtain it much cheaper elsewhere (and yes, the other, cheaper honey is also a quality produce). I assumed this jar would be bigger for some reason, it's only 454 grams - still, my mistake.

Best honey and it's British. Never fails for taste and texture. It even impresses the bees. I have ground nesting bees in my garden and caught two in the kitchen trying to get into one of the jars. Well why go working, in this heat, to find honey if you can get the best in a nearby kitchen? (yes OK bees forage for pollen but you know what I mean)

After trying my first raw honey from Marks and Spencer's and which happened to be Greek, I wanted to try a raw British honey and, so, ordered a jar of this honey. I was not disappointed. Not overly sweet and with a depth to it that most supermarket-bought honeys have forfeited through industrial processing. Try it with clotted cream (or CoYo) and some blueberries. Or with a bowl of macadamias. Delicious. I'd like to see a lot more raw British honeys on the market so that the people can enjoy the fuller taste and the health benefits that go with it. Maybe we'll start seeing raw milk back on the market. Here's hoping....

I had bought the rapeseed honey from these guys before and so went back to them for the golden one. I admit that I used to be a big Honey fan when I was younger but bought this as my sons choice. This is absolutely amazing and has rekindled my love of honey. Definitely going to try all of the other flavours. Ok it may not be the cheapest but this flavour for sure is devine.

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