Acacia Honey
Tasting notes & best uses
Raw Acacia honey with a naturally smooth, delicate flavour. Because it’s completely unpasteurised, this honey crystallises over time. A sign that it’s pure and unprocessed, not a fault. Enjoy it straight from the jar, spread on toast, or stirred into hot drinks for a gentle floral sweetness.
•Stir into teas and herbal infusions for gentle sweetness
•Drizzle over yoghurt, porridge or fresh fruit
•Spread on warm toast, pancakes or crêpes
•Pair with soft cheeses for a simple dessert board
✅ Raw and unpasteurised Acacia honey
✅ Naturally crystallised – a sign of pure, unheated honey
✅ Smooth, delicate floral sweetness for everyday use
✅ 280g glass jar – £10.99 (save 20% with subscription)
✅ Free UK delivery when you order 3 or more jars
£10.99 — or subscribe and save 20%
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Single-geographical origin and traceable
No blending, no compromise
Glass jars and eco-conscious packaging
Family heritage of over six generations
Why Honey crystallizes?
Because our Acacia honey is completely raw and unpasteurised, it naturally crystallises over time. This is a sign of pure, unheated honey and does not affect quality or taste.
How to gently soften your honey
If you prefer your Acacia honey runny, simply place the closed jar in a bowl of warm (not boiling) water and let it sit for 15–20 minutes, stirring occasionally. This gently softens the crystals without overheating the honey or damaging its natural goodness.
Storage & allergy advice
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Do not refrigerate. Not suitable for infants under 12 months.
Origin
Harvested from our family hives in Transylvania, a region known for its clean, natural landscapes and rich acacia forests.
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Your Questions Answered
Yes. Our honey is raw and unpasteurised, so it keeps its natural enzymes, antioxidants and flavour profile.