Light to dark amber in color, sweet, slightly tart, with a hint of fruitiness.

Beekeepers play a very important role for blueberry farmers by providing honeybees for pollinating blueberry plants. Pollination is done when honeybees visit the flowers of the blueberry plant to collect nectar and/or pollen. As the honeybee visits each blossom, it transfers pollen from one flower to the next. Blueberries need to be pollinated to help produce plentiful, large blueberries. The nectar collected by honeybees brings blueberry blossom honey from their hive to your home.

Blueberry blossom honey does not taste like blueberries. Blueberry blossom honey ranges from amber to dark amber, and our taste buds describe it as having a sweet, slightly tart flavor with a hint of fruitiness. Blueberry blossom honey does have a tendency to crystallize. Crystallization is the formation and growth of sugar crystals in a container of honey and is perfectly fine to use. Crystallization is a natural process and not a sign of adulteration or spoilage.