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Suffolk Wildflower Runny Honey
Raw Suffolk wildflower honey, harvested at the height of summer when the bees are in full flow, gathering nectar from a wide range of wildflowers across the rural Suffolk countryside. Because the bees forage freely, no two jars are identical - the flavour shifts with the season and what is in bloom nearby - but it's consistently floral, complex and long-finishing, with herbal undertones that reflect the local landscape. Winner of a 2-star Great Taste Award winner in 2024, judges noted its bold depth of floral flavour, smooth texture and lasting complexity on the palate. Medium-light gold and naturally runny, it drizzles beautifully. It's the kind of honey that earns its place on toast, but also works well stirred into yoghurt, drizzled over porridge, or used as a base for salad dressings and marinades.
Raw Suffolk wildflower honey, harvested at the height of summer when the bees are in full flow, gathering nectar from a wide range of wildflowers across the rural Suffolk countryside. Because the bees forage freely, no two jars are identical - the flavour shifts with the season and what is in bloom nearby - but it's consistently floral, complex and long-finishing, with herbal undertones that reflect the local landscape. Winner of a 2-star Great Taste Award winner in 2024, judges noted its bold depth of floral flavour, smooth texture and lasting complexity on the palate. Medium-light gold and naturally runny, it drizzles beautifully. It's the kind of honey that earns its place on toast, but also works well stirred into yoghurt, drizzled over porridge, or used as a base for salad dressings and marinades.
$5.00
Suffolk Wildflower Runny Honey—
$5.00
Description
Raw Suffolk wildflower honey, harvested at the height of summer when the bees are in full flow, gathering nectar from a wide range of wildflowers across the rural Suffolk countryside. Because the bees forage freely, no two jars are identical - the flavour shifts with the season and what is in bloom nearby - but it's consistently floral, complex and long-finishing, with herbal undertones that reflect the local landscape. Winner of a 2-star Great Taste Award winner in 2024, judges noted its bold depth of floral flavour, smooth texture and lasting complexity on the palate. Medium-light gold and naturally runny, it drizzles beautifully. It's the kind of honey that earns its place on toast, but also works well stirred into yoghurt, drizzled over porridge, or used as a base for salad dressings and marinades.
