Glorybee, White Clover Honey, US Grade A Honey, 48 oz

Organic. Great quality

A nice, mild sweet tasting honey, and not messy like the liquid.

I liked that it was what it said RAW UNFILTERED, besides it was DELICIOUS I used it in hot tea for my daughter that was not feeling well it helped her sore throat. Then I ate it straight I couldn’t keep my mouth off the honey it was so, so delicious, the honey was the BEST HONEY I EVER TASTED, and I’m 77 my daughter that also.

I got some raw blackberry honey from a roadside stand in northern California (local, not GloryBee brand) that was incredible. I hate crystallized honey, I will not eat it that way, so I had been wary of the white, thick appearance. However, it melted before my mouth had any opportunity to feel that awful gritty feeling and I wanted more.My jar of GloryBee arrived today and the first thing I noticed is that it was very solid, although looked consistent throughout the jar, not separated. It was a little gritty, but manageable once I mixed it up and I noticed the air introduced by mixing brought some of the lighter color and creamier consistency to it. It's still not quite as good in the texture, but it's tolerable to my picky preferences. However, the flavor is just as good as the small bottle I got in CA.I would absolutely buy more, if it's like this and not like some of the other pictures I saw.A tip for mixing...I don't have a mixer (most may not even fit in the jar anyway), and doing it by hand would have taken forever and absolutely killed my hand. So I took a sturdy metal spoon (fork may work even better, but I was already eating it with a spoon) and fixed it in the chuck of my cordless drill, set the transmission (not the clutch) to the slow/torque-y #1 position and stirred until every corner of the jar was the lighter color. Took a few minutes, but absolutely worth it. You can carefully use the faster transmission setting after, but it will fling honey if you go too fast... Trust me.

This organic raw honey has replaced cane sugar in my diet it have a very smooth mild taste. Some honey can overpower the flavor in recipes this does not. I couldn’t believe I went through this large jar so fast. Definitely worth it. I will be purchasing more. It never goes bad great to keep on hand.

Very good quality!

Consume at your own risk! I’ve ordered this honey 3 times and the first 2 times it was fine but the 3rd time it gave me food poisoning and I was super sick. When I received it, despite it being super tightly, well packed, the honey had leaked everywhere. Turns out the seal for the container under the cap had broken what I thought was due to the heavy weight of the honey pushing on it so much during transit that it just broke, and because I was completely out of honey and needed some, and I didn’t want this container to go to waste, I still used it and ended up getting severely sick. It’s most likely the seal was never sealed properly in the first place and that’s why the honey leaked. I wrote the company on their website about this incident and never heard back from them (it’s been several months so they’ve had ample time to respond) and they have not replied or apologized. When having such a heavy item, it should be double sealed, one in the inside and another seal on the cap. I assumed the seal broke during transit but it very well could’ve broken prior to shipping or was never sealed in the first place and sat in the Amazon warehouse exposed to whatever dust and chemicals that may be around in those warehouses. Or the honey was simply just bad/contaminated and the seal had nothing to do with it, not sure which of these scenarios led to the food poisoning but I’m never taking the risk with this brand ever again. Especially since they ignored my message about this and had no concern for their product causing harm to one of their customers. This has never happened to me before with any other brand of honey I’ve used.

I love their honey and that is why I am a repeat buyer. What happened thus time, the honey was played sideways in the box and the box got hit with something bigger but the outside box looked on. But when I opened it, it didn't have protection paper or those peanuts. Anyway I now something must have hit it because both honeys from different buyers, the seals and lids were both unsealed and honey from both leaked out and into the box. I believe they were not properly boxed.