Raw and unfiltered pure Blackland prairie ... sunflower honey and acacia honey from France. "I just went to Scotland and got some heather honey, which is dark and bitter, like a buckwheat honey ...

All of this Edinburgh company’s honey is 100% raw and natural ... open moorlands of Scotland where nectar is collected from bees that forage from delicate purple heather flowers.

It’s very Scotland-specific to the point that ... It features a beautifully fragrant bouquet of dried citrusy heather, sweet raw honey, and black tea bitterness that makes it great for mixing ...

gave the company’s Raw Thyme Honey the highest ranking of three stars while Raw Scottish Heather Honey, Raw Yucatan Honey and Raw Orange Blossom Honey each received one star. Raw Thyme Honey is ...

Scottish honey made from heather has been officially confirmed as a superfood, containing up to 10 times more of some essential micronutrients than global rivals. Sign up to our Scotsman Rural ...

There is a huge choice of honeys available. These include Scottish heather honey, acacia honey and French chestnut honey, plus a wide range from countries around the globe. It's worth asking the ...

In Scotland ... and honey production: one of the key attractions is its observation hive where a living colony of bees can be viewed behind glass. Their summer cafe bus, aboard a huge green double ...

Golden syrup is a classic addition, of course, but I love this version, which makes the most of the fragrant flavour of Scottish heather honey. Any other well-flavoured honey will work well too.

Scottish honey may be as effective as more expensive manuka when it comes to beating bacteria, a study has shown. Experts claim heather honey could offer a cheaper alternative to manuka ...

According to new research, Scottish heather honey is even more effective for treating infections than its New Zealand-based cousin manuka. The honey from the Inverness area, effectively kills ...

This Scottish roast chicken is basted with a sweet honey glaze made from a mixture of mustard, curry powder and local honey made from heather flowers found around the Scottish moorlands.