This honey has a very yummy taste with a thick and smooth texture with a sweet Bear shape squeeze bottle. I would recommend. Great Quality & Value

I used to love the turkey bacon club sandwiches at Tim Hortons because they had a delicious honey mustard sauce. I don't usually like mustard but this was fantastic. Well they switched to mayo on their sandwiches and I wanted to recreate this at home and did a lot research on how to do that. I saw that someone mentioned that TH used Billy Bee honey so I looked all for it and couldn't find it locally and trouble finding it online at the time so was thrilled to find it here. Let me say that this honey is amazing on it's own and mixed with a bit of mustard, I have my sauce again!

The honey is smooth and flavorable.

This is a nice basic light honey in an easy to squeeze and stable bottle. Bears are great and all, but they tip over too easily. This honey won’t fly off the table when you go to grab it with your fried chicken greased hands. If this is a constant problem for you, you NEED this honey!

Very nice, light, 100% pure Canadian Clover Honey. Flavor is not overwhelming and I love the clever cap. No sticky mess and the honey pours perfectly. Great for mixing in a hot lemon toddy, tea, a dipping sauce or on your toast. Try it, you'll like it

The honey is very good. Our bottles arrived in a box that had been beaten up! Lids were off two bottles; luckily the seals on the top of those two bottles were still in place. Had Amazon Pantry put more packing material In and around the bottles, they probably would have been ok. Upgrade your packing standards Amazon!!!

There are two Starbucks in my area that carry Teavana Earl Grey tea and Billy Bee in those little packets. Amazingly, not every Starbucks carries either. Anyway, I've always enjoyed this combination so I bought Billy Bee honey online. It tastes exactly the same from online as it does in Starbucks. I like this honey because it's mild and not ultra-sweet compared to those thick and rich "raw" or artisan type honeys. If you want a mild, not-too-sweet honey, this should work for you. If you want the molasses, ultra-sweet honeys, simply get the molasses, ultra-sweet kind.

I like this mostly because you know the source and it’s not mixed or blended with honey from whatever distant foreign country is having a bulk sale on whatever they can get away with calling honey at the moment. It’s getting harder to find single sourced honey these days. It tastes good in tea or on toast, and I like it on a peanut butter sandwich.