Manoir des Abeilles · Lavender honey, glass jar · 250g (8.8 oz)

Absolutely the BEST honey I have ever in my life tasted!! On my 3rd jar and about to order my 4th!! It’s perfect for my nightly chamomile & lavender tea!

I watched Rachel Koo on the cooking channel make lavender chicken and she made it sound so appealing that I just had to make it. So I bought this lavender honey for the recipe. I love this honey with its thick rich texture and subtle lavender taste. Unlike any other honey I have tried. The draw back, the small jar size and the price combined also with the shipping cost. I doubt I will buy it again d/t this unless I can buy it next time without a shipping charge. Loved the honey, hated the price.

This stuff is quite expensive but very yummy. It was a treat for myself. It is quite thick and not runny at all. I have previously purchased much runnier lavender honey which was also tasty, but I am happy with this texture too. It does not taste like lavender, but it does have some floral notes.

This lavender honey tastes spoiled—not at all good. Was hoping for a similar experience to the lavender honey I discovered in the south of France. This is NOTHING like the real thing. Had to throw it away it was so bad. Save your money. Very disappointed

Expensive but worth it. Makes most American honey pale. You can count on most French foods that are closely governmentally monitored. The small jar’s function is undesirable. The viscosity is a bit thin.

If you are expecting this honey to be lavender flavored like honeys with lavender essential oil in them you may be slightly disappointed. If however you are looking for a sweet delicious honey to put in your chamomile tea you may be delighted with the flavor. This honey is very gourmet and wonderful - I just originally thought it would be flavored like lavender. So maybe it is just honey made from lavender blossoms and that is that! ~The Rebecca Review

I absolutely love this honey! It doesn't have a strong lavender flavor, but it is absolutely lovely

This product tastes good, however I'm confused as to the authenticity of this product. It says Product of France, but under the barcode it states it was "Harvested in the UE". The label is hard to read, it's scratched off in places. So where does this come from and is this real lavender honey with bees that feed on lavender? This part is important to me as I'm using it for possible medicinal purposes.