Alfalfa Honey

Alfalfa honey is a light-colored, mildly flavored honey produced by bees that gather nectar from alfalfa (Medicago sativa) blossoms. Commonly harvested in regions with abundant alfalfa cultivation, such as the western United States and Canada, this honey is prized for its smooth texture and subtle floral taste, making it ideal for sweetening teas, baking, or everyday use.

Unlike some stronger varieties, alfalfa honey has a delicate aroma and is often preferred by those who enjoy a more understated sweetness. It also contains natural antioxidants and small amounts of vitamins and minerals.