Black Bee Honey - British Summer, 227g

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BB-2398

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Black Bee Honey's British Summer honey is a taste of summer in a jar. A wonderful mix of Welsh wildflowers, with a rich golden colour and a heady, floral flavour. Single-sourced, unpasteurised and supplied in a 227g glass jar.

This honey has been analysed for pollen types which are listed below from largest to smallest quantity:

Sweet Chestnut
Bramble
White Clover
Buddleia
Thistle
Meadowsweet
Buttercup
Daisy
Hawthorn
Gorse

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