Raw Honey 1.5 Kilogram, Natural, Unpasteurised, Unfiltered. Wildflower (Polyfloral). Naturally Crystallised. By Igmis

The media could not be loaded. The big tub of honey arrived literally hours after putting in the order. Had I gone out to buy it myself I wouldn’t have been so fast! And then listen to this, it’s 1,5kg, £20 worth of pure liquid goldness (gold goodness) that arrived extremely well packaged and seriously filled to the brim. The honey was seriously crystallised, which it says in the front of the tub as well, is normal for honey to do when it’s stored in a cool environment.It’s the sure fire sign Honey is using to scream at you it is pure, raw, natural and none of that blended glucose concoctions sold out there these days. I transferred some of it into a separate jar, and stuck in a pot filled with hot water. Within minutes the crystallised honey turned into an incredible amber nectar with thick and viscous consistency that you knew you had to lather on buttered toast or just chugDown steaight, neat, no ice, no whistles. I just simply had some on a tea spoon and I was taken away, to an open early summer buckwheat covered field, the sun just rising, the breeze gently flowing across the crop tops as they swayed with bees flying and buzzing around busily, hints of blossom, a sweetness that knows not guilt! I literally had to look around my shoulder make sure no bear was out to steal this from me. All I am saying this is some good shtuff, and I was seriously surprised with the quality and flavour. (I was seriously considering having my mum send me some from Greece never mind the huge cost, now there is absolutely no need! She can keep hers! I have my own honey, honey!) Oh and btw if the response I got from the dogs when I gave them some is anything to go by, then this was a very good purchase. The little dog actually suffers frequent nasal congestion and raw real honey is soothing and moisturising and definitely the best for helping her sleep better, just like a lik tiny bear, sweet with honey! 🙏🏻

Thanks for providing a honey of a high quality like this. Great value for money. Keep up the great work. Thank you!

Fantastic value and fantastic tasting. Absolutely spectacular in a cup of tea!

Tasty, natural honey. Have eaten 2 boxes already. I use a tablespoon a day and am very satisfied. Also improves my physical wellbeing when used long term.

This honey is genuinely fine and is exactly what it says it is! Too many fussy people on here complaining. I suggest if you are fussy then don't buy it! I will eat anything within reason if it's beneficial to my health.Flavour is fine and the crystallised texture is exactly what you would expect for raw honey. It has many health benefits that make it worthwhile eating. It's the honeys in supermarkets you want to be careful of, they are literally watered down with different syrups (like corn syrup). I saw it on a documentary! This comes in a strong BPA free plastic re-usable jar which is probably the best way to protect it during transit. I am very happy with the price, service and the honey itself. Great value compared with some of the ridiculously expensive ones!

Excellent HoneyTasty smooth and lovely

Raw honey doesn’t separate into syrup and solids, this did, why? It’s not raw honey that’s why, it’s been adulterated

Firstly I must say I love the subtle and aromatic flavour of this honey, after reading most of the lower reviews though I decided to run tests on this honey to check for myself if it is real or not. Before I could conduct the tests it was necessary to heat a small sample until it became liquid.Firstly after the honey had cooled again I tried the thumb test to see if the honey would run, it didn't.Next I did the drop test into a glass of water and the honey didn't mix at all with the water but settled to the bottom as it should.Though I was convinced of its purity by this time I still did the Ignition test and it passed that with flying colours too.I know for sure now that this is the real thing and will almost certainly be back for more.I would urge the suppliers to switch from Polyethylene terephthalate based plastic jars to something a little safer such as glass, I for one would be willing to pay the extra.