About this Honey
A blend of "Country Sweet." It mixes the dark, molasses-like intensity of Sorghum honeydew with the light, simple sweetness of Clover. This creates a medium-dark honey that has the body and richness of sorghum but is sweet enough to be a versatile table honey. It is famously good on biscuits and cornbread.
Honey Characteristics
Sorghum bicolor / Trifolium repens
Summer
Common
Midwest & Plains
Malty molasses balanced with a clean clover sweetness
Velvety, rich, medium-to-heavy density
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The Story
Celebrating a classic flavor marriage affectionately known across rural kitchens as "Country Sweet," the Sorghum-Clover Blend balances power and simplicity. By seamlessly combining the dark, intensely heavy, molasses-like performance of Sorghum honeydew with the light, crisp, and clean sugar lines of summer White Clover, beekeepers yield a beautiful medium-dark syrup.\n\nIt preserves a highly dependable, standard crystallization pattern on the shelf, melting smoothly into a uniform liquid over a light water bath. The final profile delivers the best of both worlds: it captures the full-bodied density and deep, malty complexity of sorghum fields without overwhelming the palate with heavy tannins, offering an exceptionally versatile kitchen asset built for smothering hot skillet cornbread and sharpening table cheddars.
Sensory Profile
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At a Glance
A Common variety, harvested in Summer, from Midwest & Plains, derived from Sorghum bicolor / Trifolium repens blossoms.