Langnese Acacia Honey Jar, 13.2 Ounce

I buy this about twice a year for projects. A very good neutral honey. Perfect for adding vanilla caviar and letting age into a drizzle that goes on top of yogurt, teas, over ice cream, and especially added to whipped cream. The price is a bit high, so I don't use this as my everyday honey. But try adding lavender, rose, cloves, vanilla, lemon, etc. and it becomes a canvas for any extract. Worth it.

Very good honey.

The smoothest and light colored honey, I think on the market. All my adult life we raised honey bees and sold honey. It’s has a taste of pure, clean, and fresh honey, exactly how I remember from many years past. The only honey I purchase, ever!

really just superb honey, especially in tea.

I bought this because I'd read that acacia honey is less likely to crystalize (I seldom use honey), but when I've used it in recipes or in tea, it has much less flavor and sweetness than clover honey.

This honey is hard to describe because it it so many different levels of yumminess. This is probably in my top 4 honeys. This honey would go great in or on just about anything. It is so perfectly balanced and light. I like eating this honey straight from the jar, unadulterated from anything else. If you don't have a great palate, you may not be able to appreciate this honey for all of its perfect bliss.

I'm very fond of acacia honey for a number of reasons: first of all it's light, sweet flavor, something that was lacking in this particular honey. This brand has a sharpness to it, and a taste/odor that gave the impression that this honey spent a bit of time in close proximity to a petroleum fuel. I would not order this brand again, and am trying to decide if it's worthy of consumption. One final note: it is the thickest acacia honey I've ever tasted.

Best honey I've tried!

Very good acacia honey, it's pure and delicious

What does a Pack of 5 means? !!! 52 CAD for a small bottle of 375 g ! It's pathetic.