Fall Wildflower Honey (1 lb)
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About this honey
Fall Honey Fall honey is rare. By this point in the season, the honeybees are scurrying about to make the last bit of honey they will need to survive the winter. A careful beekeeper must pull only very modest amounts to ensure that the honeybees are well-stocked for colder months. Fall honey is coveted not only for its rarity, but also its rich, luscious flavors. Fall honey is deep and dark, with even more body than its spring and summer siblings. In August and September, our honeybees enjoy dogwoods, maples, bugbanes, goldenrods, and perhaps even a few fall daffodils and early blooming mums. This 1lb jar is contains raw and unfiltered honey--just as nature intended (but not for babies under 1 year). Storing Honey Honey is one of the easiest items to store and is perfect for the pantry. Honey is best stored in a sealed container at room temperature, between 64-75°F (18-24°C). Cooler temperatures, between 35-60°F, hasten honey's natural crystallization process. Honey stored at temperatures above 85°F for extended periods of time will darken in color and be subject to subtle flavor changes. Honey does not need to be refrigerated. In fact, it is easier to handle at room temperature be