GloryBeeRaw Pacific Northwest Blackberry Blossom Honey, 18 Ounce

I've been told that it's best to source your honey from your own area - a local source helps alleviate pollen allergies, so I always buy GloryBee PNW honey. On top of that, it's delicious. This brand sells other "flavors" and I always read the label to make the honey corresponds to my area. Great on toast and in tea, for baking, anything. Sometimes I mix the honey with peanut butter, and stir in other ingredients like raw cacao nibs, spirulina, or bee pollen ~ a satisfying superfood treat. Big kudos to the small-business manufacturer that has sold this honey for many years. I appreciate that GloryBee has not sold out - they still use glass jars which is important to me.

I use honey as the primary sweetener in my coffee teas and cooking. I can taste the difference when I use this brand of honey.It has a fresh clean taste you know you’re eating something natural and pure. I always try to have several extra jars in my pantry. This brand makes a difference, in the deliciousness of your meals and treats!

This has been my favorite honey for several years. Recently, my local market, Barron's, in Southern California stopped carrying it. They couldn't give me a good reason as to why, so I decided to search Amazon, and lucky for me, I found it. My package arrived undamaged and was packed very well.

I don't use a lot of honey, and honestly I can't tell the difference between different types honeys. I do like the idea of buying Pacific Northwest honey, mainly as a possible way of easing allergies, which honey might help with. And I also like that this product is in a glass jar and not plastic. In any case, this is very good quality honey.

It's really good honey but it is kind of expensive nonetheless, I will buy it again

Exterior box is fine but when you opened up the box you had honey everywhere. Not impressed

I have been buying honey from this company for a number of years and have found their products to be consistently fresh and pure.

GloryBee honey is a very good product, but the jar I bought in August 2024 has the same date as the jar I bought in October 2023. Honey doesn't easily spoil because of its low water content and antibacterial properties, but it does crystalize when it sits for a long time as this jar has done.