Huckleberry Honey

Fruity, tangy, sweet

Huckleberry

About this Honey

Gathered from the wild Huckleberry bushes of the mountainous Northwest (Montana, Idaho). Because huckleberries grow wild and are not farmed, this honey is a pure product of nature. It is light amber and extremely fruity, with a tangy finish that captures the essence of the wild berry. It is a premium regional delicacy.

Honey Characteristics

Botanical Name

Vaccinium membranaceum

Harvest Season

Summer

Rarity Level

Rare

Primary Regions

Northern Rockies

Flavor Profile

Fruity, tangy, sweet

Honey Profile Chart

Scale: 1 (Low) → 5 (High)

Where Huckleberry Honey is Produced

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Honey Facts

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

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