Wildflower Honey

Wildflower honey is a multifloral variety of honey made by bees that collect nectar from a diverse range of wildflowers and native plants. Its flavor, color, and aroma can vary greatly depending on the region and season in which it's produced, but it typically has a rich, sweet taste with floral undertones.

This type of honey is prized for its complexity and is often considered more robust than single-flower honeys.

Wildflower honey is commonly used as a natural sweetener in beverages, cooking, and baking, and it may also offer allergy-relief benefits when sourced locally.