Blueberry Honey

Fruity, tangy, slightly acidic

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About this Honey

Harvested from the blueberry barrens of Maine, Michigan, and the Pacific Northwest. Bees are brought in to pollinate the bushes in late spring, producing an amber-colored honey with a pleasant, full-bodied flavor. It has a slightly tangy finish and a fruity "twang" that distinguishes it from wildflower blends. It is an excellent table honey for breakfast foods.

Honey Characteristics

Botanical Name

Vaccinium corymbosum

Harvest Season

Spring

Rarity Level

Specialty

Primary Regions

Northeast & Upper Midwest

Flavor Profile

Fruity, tangy, slightly acidic

Aroma

Fruity and earthy

Texture

Medium viscosity

Best Pairings

Yogurt, breakfast toppings

Honey Profile Chart

Scale: 1 (Low) → 5 (High)

Where Blueberry Honey is Produced

Highlighted states are known sources of Blueberry honey. Click a state to explore local apiaries.

6 states·1 apiaries
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Apiaries with Blueberry honey

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Honey Facts

Did you know that Blueberry honey gets its unique flavor profile solely from the nectar of the flowers the bees visit?

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