Acacia Honey

$10.00

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Description & Origin

Acacia honey comes from the flowers of the black locust tree, also called a false acacia (robinia pseudoacacia). The tree blossoms are intensely fragrant, which helps to attract the bees. While the tree is native to the Southeastern United States, it is now found in many areas of North America and Europe. This particular honey comes from the province of Transylvania, in Romania.

Color & Taste

Acacia honey is very light in color, and ranges from Water White to Extra White. Hold the jar up to the light and you can nearly see through it. The taste is sweet and very mild, with just a few floral hints and a whisper of vanilla. It has almost no aftertaste.