Forest Honey

Name: Forest Honey
Brand: Edinburgh Honey Company

Edinburgh Honey Company

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Warm, woody and deeply coloured, smooth and syrupy, with a rich flavour that is noticeably less sweet than floral honeys. Forest honey from Poland, gathered from pine, fir, oak, raspberry and blueberry. Good on morning toast or in warm drinks. About Forest Honey The bees collect from a wide range of plants and woodland sources that bloom throughout the summer, and that variety is what gives the honey a darker appearance than many floral honeys, and a warm character that is not overly sweet. Customers who enjoy deeper, more complex flavours tend to choose it. Staff recommend it to anyone who as

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as EDINBURGH HONEY COMPANY LTD, number SC578844. Checked 2026-08-29.
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