Lovely Honey Varietals February may be the shortest calendar month but is also one of the most exciting. February is filled with wonderful excuses to express love and appreciation to family, friends, and significant others. We all have people in our lives we want to say thank you to, so why not treat them to something sweet? Flowers are a classic and traditional way to show affection, but so can honey. Giving honey for Valentine’s Day can be something special and memorable. To help guide honey...

A Naturally Delicious Honey Varietal Single-source honey varietals are relatively simple. When trying a jar of clover, fireweed, or blackberry honey, there is an expectation for how the honey will taste. While these honey varietals each have their distinct taste, wildflower honey offers something unique. Unlike other honey varietals, wildflower honey comes from multiple flower sources. Every drop of wildflower honey is made from a variety of flowers in the Pacific Northwest. This leads to a...

When it comes to honey varietals, the details and intricacies can feel overwhelming. Instead of getting bogged down with different flavor profiles and honey-making methods, it may be better to keep things simple. For those looking for a clean, modest, and luscious honey flavor, nothing can compare with clover honey. Made from the nectar of clover flowers, this honey has remained the most popular varietal for many years. The sweet and light taste appeals to many and is considered the most...

Why Honey Makes for a Perfect Gift The December Holidays have begun, and now more than ever, it is important to show appreciation for our loved ones. While there are many ways to celebrate the season, giving gifts is always appreciated. This year, choose to give the gift of gourmet honey from Anna’s Honey. With so many different honey varietals and products, we are confident that everyone can find a favorite flavor. For someone who already enjoys the taste of honey, Anna’s clover and...

A Darker and Richer Honey Flavor As we enter into December, the days grow shorter and shorter. The temperature is now cooler and many people choose to celebrate the holiday season indoors among close friends and family. Our bees are currently resting after a long season of honey-making, but we have plenty of honey to enjoy throughout the winter season. During these next several weeks, honey can make for a sweet addition to warm breakfast foods, tea, and sandwiches. For those new to Anna’s...