365 by Whole Foods Market, Organic Amber Mountain Forest Honey, 24 Ounce

This 365 Organic Amber Mountain Forest Honey is one of the best everyday honeys I’ve tried—especially at this price point. It has a deep amber color and a smooth, rich flavor that’s noticeably more complex than typical grocery store honeys. You can really taste the floral and slightly earthy notes, which makes it great not only for sweetening tea or coffee, but also for drizzling on yogurt, toast, or even savory dishes. The texture is thick but pourable, and the squeeze bottle is convenient without being messy. I also appreciate that it’s USDA Organic and sourced responsibly—something I look for in honey, since quality can vary widely. It doesn’t crystallize too quickly, and even if it eventually does (as all real honey tends to), a warm water bath brings it right back to life. ✅ Rich, floral taste with depth ✅ Organic and responsibly sourced ✅ Great texture and easy-to-use bottle ✅ Excellent value for the quality Highly recommended for anyone looking for a better-tasting, affordable organic honey for daily use.

It has a wonderful wildflower taste. It's delicious in alot of foods and great on a biscuit, bagel, toast, yoghurt or oatmeal.

Love this honey. It’s expensive but worth it. I think there’s better prices out there for the same quality but I get this convenience from Whole Foods

regulat pirchase, rich taste, great price

Organic dark amber wildflower honey US Grade A is absolutely delicious and nutritious i enjoy my ceremonial meal of 1 cacao butter wafer, in a tiny plate, add honey and olive oil, and enjoy this ritual that is transcending.

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Good stuff!

This honey had a distinct peppery aftertaste to it. It wasn't unpleasant, it was unexpected. And a large part of the "amber" color of this honey is due to the tinted plastic bottle. Not exactly truth in advertising. The most annoying thing was the flip cap. Its outlet has no self-sealing flaps, so it drips, and it is right near the outer edge of the cap, so that the drips readily find their way to the side of the cap and then to the bottle itself. It's a constant battle to keep the bottle unsticky. That's a thoughtless design. It's a good honey, but I'll stick with my other brand.