Burleson's Grade A Natural Clover Honey, 12 fl. oz.

Burleson's Grade A Natural Clover Honey has a smooth texture and a sweet, pleasant flavor. It works well in tea, on toast, in oatmeal, or as a natural sweetener for recipes. I like that clover honey has a mild taste, so it does not overpower whatever I add it to.

Has a rich, clean flavor that tastes natural- no under taste . Its consistent quality and delicious taste make it my go-to honey for tea, yogurt and toast.

I bought this to add to my morning coffee. I like it much better than sugar. Honey has so many healthful benefits so I decided to see if it helps my memory or anything. So far, nothing but does taste good in coffee.

This is the honey I remember from my childhood when I lived in Texas. It's a mild honey. The delicious complexity is there, it's just soft and subtle and exactly what I expect the epitome of honey to taste like. I love blending equal parts of this honey and butter to spread on my toasted english muffin or biscuit.

Highly recommend this honey if you like a no so sweet sweetener in things. The taste is phenomenal and the mixes you can use it in are endless. It’s not as sweet as regular honey but very good still for those that don’t like a super sweet taste. Goes well with coffee and good sub for sugars in some recipes!

Best honey that I have ever used. More like sugar than most honey. Different taste than other honey.

I was grew up on Burleson’s clover honey. Old brand (since 1907, Waxahachie, Texas). The flavor memory of my sweet childhood—a honey by which I judge all honeys, even though it’s a blend, not strictly Texas honey.

The price was good and the honey was fresh, but it has no flavor-hi Tay if I closed my eyes, I wouldn’t know what I had on my tongue. I thought this was honey from the United States, but it is from different areas outside the country as well. It’s not overly sweet, which I like, but as I said, there was no honey taste. I am pretty careful researching things before I buy, and I definitely had the impression that it was honey from this country. I don’t buy honey from foreign countries.

The date on the box was over a year ago, and the honey was crystallized already in the jars. This is old honey, and it should be stated that it’s old when you’re buying it.

Bought this honey thinking it was from Texas, but the honey is sourced from two or three other countries and marketed as being a local honey.