good honey

Taste nasty

I have tried this honey three times and all three times I regretted! Less than half way through the remaining crystalizes and impossible to get out of the bottle. And I live in sunny Southern California. I don't recommend this product.

great honey but bottle is impractical. It is raw unfiltered therefore it solidifies, its not a good idea to use a plastic squeeze bottle. Had to cut bottle and move to a glass jar.

We've Been Buying this Brand for a Long Time However there is some Information the New Owners Should Be Providing Like They Lost Their Kosher Certification %26 There's been Questions About Whether or Not They're Truly Organic Cert Really Means Anything. Wish for Their "New" Owners Would Clarify The Information that Questions Their Claims. TY.

Nate’s honey is very good. Our house uses honey everyday. On toast And in coffee. Sometimes recipes such as marinade for brussle sprouts. Since we consume a bottle every 2-3 month, And Nate’s honey is premium priced. I don’t think it’s that much better than Members Mark Honey, very competitively priced under Nate’s.

I just got this in the mail today. The bottle is nice, what a special cap the makes it easy and clean to dispense the honey. The flavor reminds me a lot of King Syrup, a corn syrup-based pancake syrup. While the description states that it is tested for corn syrup, I wouldn't be surprised if my bottle contained quite a bit of it. I normally only buy local honey at local farmers markets from bee keepers I know, but since the stay at home orders make this impossible, I had decided to order this product. It will do for now, but I don't think it is pure honey. Local bee keepers have often warned me about imported honey being adulterated with corn syrup.

I purchased this product. Pure honey crystallizes in a rather short time if it's not consumed quickly and left on your shelf. I purchased this product and it was in my cupboard for about 7 months and never crystallized. The only Honey's that don't crystallized are Honey's that are not pure. Moreover if you Google information rating the purest Honey's available and those that are not this product Lauren does not get good reviews. This is because as the admit in their description, they stores a percentage of their product from out of the country, Brazil. What they don't tell you is these countries may very well represent their product as being 100% honey, but they don't have the stringent legal guidelines governing such claims and the majority of Honey coming out of these countries is mixed with high fructose corn syrup or sugar cane syrup. It doesn't taste bad but I guarantee you it's not pure honey and if you research it it's listed as one of the honey Brands to avoid if you want pure honey

Seemed like a fair price for raw honey,

We love it taste very clean and natural