bought a bigger jar once because it worked out cheaper and half of it just sat in the cupboard for ages. wouldnt bother again.

same, kept checking the time which kind of defeats the whole point..

asked one of them in the spring how many jars the harvest made. or i tried to, got back three lines about the mountains and no number in it lol. same ...

ive done it both ways. first go i had the phone in my hand refreshing this place, well not refreshing, just staring at it. another time i stuck a matc...

Same with 'wild' on the jars near me, every single one says it.

tried this last year, filled in the contact form asking which coop and where. never heard back at all, not even a a template reply. so no idea.

had one of those mornings and was fully ready to blame it, then remembered i was up til 2 and barely drank any water. ive had that exact morning plent...

the everyday vs kept for occasions thing @TrailTori raised is the only bit nobody has touched here, and its the part i actually wanted answered.

good question, ive wondered the same. nothing ever names a villiage so it could be a co-op or one trader whos known one family for years, couldn't tel...

@Sam ha. two jars here, identical labels, and neither of them had a batch code on it. asked which batch was which and got a very friendly reply that s...

asked one of them for a batch report last month and got told it was "commercially sensitive" lol. its a number on a page mate, not your recipe

and the press only ever runs two headlines, NATURE'S OWN PSYCHEDELIC or TOURIST HOSPITALISED BY KILLER HONEY. still waiting on "man tries some honey, ...

wait til you watch someone post a "miracle jar" and get asked for a batch id. comedy gold every time tbh

from the media side its just an evergreen headline. swap the noun, same article every 18 months. nobody writing them has tasted the stuff

can confirm, half the articles lead with WORLDS BIGGEST BEE and then never mention rhododendron or testing once. the actual mechanism doesnt photograp...