Oregon Hill Farm Wildflower Honey

Wildflower honey, also known as polyfloral honey, is unique because its flavor, color, and aroma are entirely determined by the specific mix of local blossoms blooming within a bee's three-mile foraging range at the time of harvest.

Unlike monofloral honeys (like blackberry or clover) that come from one dominant nectar source, wildflower honey captures the essence of an entire landscape. Because it is a blend of various nectars, no two jars of wildflower honey are exactly alike. The taste is generally described as complex, sweet, and robust. It often has layers of flavor that can range from light and fruity to deep and herbal. The color also varies from light amber to a deep, dark brown.