Great honey

Excellent

Delicious

Great taste

Good stuff!

I received my first order of honey and the box was leaking. Upon opening it I discovered the cap had been broken and the seal punctured from a shard of the cap. I called and was guaranteed a replacement was being sent at no charge. Great! What wonderful customer service. Three days later I received the replacement via USPS and it?s the same issue again. No proper packaging and the cap is broken again. I will not order online anymore.

At first Bakers and Chefs Clover honey was the available brand.This honey tasted wonderful and was a great value. Then only available was Sue Bee Clover Honey.With a little less flavor and not quite as thick.This was a downgrade to but able to live. Pricing remained close but not the same for the same 5lb.amount. Now only available Nature Nate's. This honey has a strange flavor and even less value. It is priced only $3.00 less and only one half the amount . The other brands were at 5lb.pricing This is 2.5lb.and is only three dollars less. There is better tasting honey on the market and at better value. The flavor and consistency flow rate are what counts. Although it is thick, the flavor is not that of honey you want in you cooking or drinking. After trying it. I have know idea what anyone would ever make another purchase. I will not.

I like the honey but i did not like the new cap which makes the pouring amount of honey ridiculously and undesirably large just from one small sequeeze. I like the older one which was easier to control the amount of honey pouring down from the bottle. Because of this i won't buy it again unless the company goes back to the old cap.

I bought 3 of these and used only 1 & stored the other 2 in my basement pantry. 2 of the 3 turned hard & the other is starting to do the same thing. Honey is supposed to last indefinitely if sealed & unopened. Plus one of them had no sell by date stamped on the back. See for yourself at the photo, yuck! I will return them to Sam's soon as I have time.

Maybe some "purists" have a reason to like this, but it's the worst honey I've tasted (and I've tasted a LOT). Wherever they are keeping their bees, they're harvesting something nasty that makes the honey somewhat bitter with a very off-putting taste. Blecchh.