A traditional favorite with a soft sweetness and gentle floral character—clean, familiar, and comforting.

Color: Extra Light Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Vashon Island, Washington
Floral Source: White Clover

Aroma: floral, soft, slightly sweet

Taste Notes: light sweetness with subtle floral notes and a clean finish

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: Mild

Best Uses:
• Tea and light sweetening
• Yogurt and fruit
• Baking

Notes: Crystallizes to a soft, pale texture—often enjoyed for its smooth and delicate character.

A beautifully balanced honey with a light body and soft, clean sweetness.

Color: Light Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Eastern Washington
Floral Source: Star Thistle

Aroma: floral, light, slightly sweet

Taste Notes: delicate sweetness with a smooth, almost buttery finish

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:
• Tea and coffee
• Toast and pastries
• Everyday use

Notes: A favorite for those who enjoy a clean, approachable honey without heaviness.

A rare monofloral honey gathered during the brief spring bloom of Tupelo trees in the swamps and river bottoms of the Southeast. Light, exceptionally smooth, and delicately sweet, Tupelo is prized for its buttery texture and remarkable ability to remain liquid.

Color: Light Golden
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Apalachicola River Basin, Florida Panhandle & Southwest Georgia
Floral Source: Tupelo (Nyssa ogeche)

Aroma: delicate floral, fresh, lightly sweet

Taste Notes: clean, delicate sweetness with subtle floral notes and a smooth, lingering finish

Texture: Buttery Smooth
Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:
• Tea and coffee
• Toast and biscuits
• Yogurt and fresh fruit
• Enjoying straight from the spoon

Notes: A prized monofloral honey harvested during the short Tupelo bloom each spring. Naturally slow to crystallize, it can remain beautifully liquid and silky for much longer than many other honeys.

Light, fragrant, and uplifting—this honey carries the essence of citrus groves in bloom.

Color: Light Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Veracruz / Yucatán, Mexico
Floral Source: Orange Blossom

Aroma: floral, citrus, lightly sweet

Taste Notes: bright citrus notes with delicate floral sweetness and a clean finish

Texture: Light
Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:
• Tea and cocktails
• Yogurt and fruit
• Light baking

Notes: Harvested from citrus groves, capturing the fleeting bloom of orange blossoms.

A gentle, approachable honey with soft floral warmth and a clean finish—easy to love, easy to use.

Color: Light Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: North Texas Prairie
Floral Source: Wildflower / Mixed

Aroma: floral, warm hay, lightly herbal

Taste Notes: mild sweetness with soft floral tones and a smooth, balanced finish

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:
• Tea and coffee
• Toast and oatmeal
• Everyday sweetener

Notes: A versatile staple honey that bridges floral lightness with just enough body to feel grounded.

A remarkable polyfloral honey gathered from five seasonal bloom waves deep within Mexico’s tropical lowland forests. Light in color and wonderfully refined, Jungle Blossom offers gentle floral sweetness with bright tropical notes that make it one of the most versatile gourmet honeys you’ll taste.

Color: Extra Light Amber

Clarity: Clear

Origin: Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico

Floral Source: Campanita, Dzidzilché, Kaatzim, Tzalam & Chaká Blossoms

Aroma: tropical blossoms, vanilla, fresh herbs

Taste Notes: delicate floral sweetness with hints of green mango, citrus zest, soft vanilla, and a silky finish

Texture: Smooth

Sweetness Level: Mild

Best Uses:
• Herbal & tropical teas
• Fresh fruit and yogurt
• Light pastries and cakes
• Salad dressings and marinades
• Soft cheeses

Notes: Produced during five distinct jungle bloom seasons, this extraordinary honey captures the incredible biodiversity of Mexico’s tropical forests. Its naturally high fructose content helps it remain liquid longer than many honeys before eventually forming exceptionally fine, creamy crystals that melt effortlessly on the tongue.

Origin: North Appalachian Range
Floral Source: Tilia americana — American Basswood
Also Known As: Linden
Honey Type: Monofloral
Color: Very Light Golden to Greenish

Flavor Profile

American Basswood honey is an exceptionally delicate and floral honey gathered from Tilia americana, commonly known as American basswood or linden.

Its pale color can range from very light golden to an almost greenish hue. Despite its delicate appearance, the flavor is remarkably distinctive.

Tasting Notes

Bright floral aromas lead into delicate notes of pear and citrus, followed by a subtle spicy character that may linger on the finish.

Best Uses

Beautiful on fresh breads, biscuits, yogurt, and fruit. Its delicate floral character also makes it especially enjoyable in tea, where its more subtle flavors can shine.

About the Source

American basswood is a deciduous tree native to eastern North America and is particularly associated with the forests of the Appalachian region. Its fragrant flowers are highly attractive to honey bees and can produce one of the most distinctive light-colored honeys in the collection.

A classic blend shaped by whatever is blooming—always familiar, never identical.

Color: Amber

Clarity: Slightly Cloudy

Origin: USA (varies)

Floral Source: Wildflower / Mixed

Aroma:floral, fruity, seasonal variation‍ ‍

Taste Notes:balanced sweetness with shifting floral and fruit-forward notes‍ ‍

Texture: Smooth

Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:‍ ‍

• Everyday use

• Tea and toast

• General sweetening

Notes:A reflection of the land and season—this honey changes with nature.

Origin: Smokey Valley, Washington
Floral Source: Local Wildflower
Honey Type: Regional Wildflower
Color: Medium to Dark Amber

Flavor Profile

Smokey Valley is a well-rounded local wildflower honey gathered from the Smokey Valley just south of Toledo, Washington. Its diverse floral sources create a balanced, naturally sweet honey that is approachable and versatile.

Tasting Notes

Smooth, full-bodied sweetness with a balanced floral character and the deeper notes associated with a medium to dark amber honey.

Best Uses

An excellent everyday honey and general sweetener. Enjoy it in tea or coffee, drizzle over toast and breads, use it in baking, or simply enjoy it by the spoonful.

About the Source

The Smokey Valley sits just south of Toledo in Southwest Washington, making this a particularly local expression of the landscape surrounding our region. The bees gather nectar from a variety of flowering plants throughout the valley, creating a honey that reflects the diversity of its surroundings.

A Pacific Northwest wildflower blend shaped by diverse forage and changing seasons.

Color: Amber
Clarity: Slightly Cloudy

Origin: Cascade Region, Washington
Floral Source: Wildflower / Mixed

Aroma: floral, herbal, seasonal variation

Taste Notes: layered sweetness with shifting floral and herbal undertones

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:
• Daily use
• Tea and toast
• Local flavor exploration

Notes: Reflects the natural diversity of the Cascades—no two harvests are exactly alike.

A hyper-local blend of wildflower honeys that shifts with the seasons—no two batches are exactly the same.

Color: Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Lewis County, Washington
Floral Source: Wildflower / Mixed

Aroma: floral, fruity, seasonal variation

Taste Notes: balanced sweetness with layered floral complexity that changes throughout the year

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:
• Daily use
• Tea and toast
• Local seasonal flavor

Notes: Sourced from local forage, this blend reflects the changing landscape of the region.

A lesser-known varietal with a soft sweetness and subtle earthy undertones.

Color: Amber

Clarity: Clear

Origin: USA

Floral Source: Carrot Blossom

Aroma:earthy, floral, slightly herbal‍ ‍

Taste Notes:gentle sweetness with mild earthy depth and a smooth finish‍ ‍

Texture: Smooth

Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:‍ ‍

• Tea

• Baking

• Pairing with cheeses

Notes:A unique honey for curious palates—subtle, balanced, and quietly complex.

A distinctive honey with herbal complexity and a lightly spiced citrus edge.

Color: Light Amber

Clarity: Clear

Origin: USA

Floral Source: Coriander

Aroma:herbal, citrus, lightly spicy‍ ‍

Taste Notes:sweet with a hint of citrus and soft spice, finishing clean and bright‍ ‍

Texture: Smooth

Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:‍ ‍

• Tea

• Cooking and marinades

• Salad dressings

Notes:A chef-favorite honey with layered flavor that bridges sweet and savory.

A locally influenced honey with soft berry depth and a slightly richer body than lighter varietals—grounded, smooth, and quietly complex.

Color: Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Kelso, Washington
Floral Source: Blackberry

Aroma: fruity, floral, lightly jammy

Taste Notes: smooth sweetness with subtle blackberry undertones and a soft, rounded finish

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:
• Toast and biscuits
• Yogurt and breakfast dishes
• Tea

Notes: Drawn from blackberry brambles common across the region, this honey reflects a familiar Pacific Northwest flavor.

Origin: Thurston County, Washington
Floral Source: Blackberry Blossom
Honey Type: Regional Floral Honey
Color: Dark Reddish Amber

Flavor Profile

Blackberry honey from Thurston County, Washington is a rich, fruit-forward honey with a distinctly floral character. Its deep reddish-amber color accompanies a beautifully sweet and expressive flavor that makes this an especially enjoyable honey for dessert lovers.

Tasting Notes

Very sweet and fruit-forward, with pronounced berry-like character balanced by soft floral notes and a rich finish.

Best Uses

A natural choice for desserts and sweet treats. Drizzle over ice cream, cheesecake, pancakes, waffles, yogurt, or fresh fruit. It also pairs beautifully with breads and pastries or can be enjoyed straight from the spoon when you’re looking for something especially sweet.

About the Source

This honey comes from Thurston County, Washington, where honey bees gather nectar from blackberry blossoms and surrounding floral sources. Blackberry bloom is an important nectar source throughout the Pacific Northwest, contributing to the rich fruit and floral character found in this distinctive regional honey.

Origin: Linden, Washington
Floral Source: Raspberry & Regional Agricultural Flowers
Honey Type: Floral-Driven Regional Honey
Color: Medium-Light Amber

Flavor Profile

Raspberry honey from Linden, Washington is a naturally sweet, fruit-forward honey with an inviting floral character. Nectar gathered from raspberry and other flowering plants in the surrounding agricultural landscape contributes to its distinctly fruity profile.

Tasting Notes

Bright, fruity sweetness with a smooth finish and gentle floral character. Raspberry is the more fruit-forward of our two Linden, Washington honeys.

Best Uses

A natural companion to breads, biscuits, pastries, and breakfast foods. It is especially lovely stirred into tea or drizzled over yogurt, oatmeal, or fresh fruit.

About the Source

This honey is sourced from commercial beekeepers in Linden, Washington, whose beekeeping practices and sourcing agreements align with the standards and practices we look for when bringing honey into the Hub City Honey collection. The agricultural landscape provides the bees with access to raspberry and a variety of surrounding floral sources, creating a honey with a naturally fruity character.

Origin: Linden, Washington
Floral Source: Blueberry & Regional Agricultural Flowers
Honey Type: Floral-Driven Regional Honey
Color: True Golden

Flavor Profile

Blueberry honey from Linden, Washington has a smooth, balanced character with a more subtle fruitiness than our Raspberry honey. Its lighter profile makes it an exceptionally versatile everyday honey.

Tasting Notes

Clean, rounded sweetness with gentle floral notes and a subtle fruit character. Compared with Raspberry honey, Blueberry is less fruit-forward and more balanced, with a lighter golden appearance.

Best Uses

An excellent all-purpose honey for tea, toast, yogurt, oatmeal, baking, or enjoying straight from the jar. Its balanced flavor also makes it a good choice for recipes where you want honey to complement rather than overpower other ingredients.

About the Source

This honey is sourced from commercial beekeepers in Linden, Washington, whose beekeeping practices and sourcing agreements align with the standards and practices we look for when bringing honey into the Hub City Honey collection. The surrounding agricultural landscape provides the bees with blueberry and other floral sources, resulting in a smooth, golden honey with a balanced character.

A vibrant blend shaped by multiple berry blossoms, offering a lively, fruit-forward sweetness with natural variation.

Color: Light Amber
Clarity: Slightly Cloudy

Origin: USA (varies)
Floral Source: Mixed Berry Blossoms

Aroma: fruity, floral, lightly sweet

Taste Notes: bright sweetness with layered berry tones and a clean, refreshing finish

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:
• Tea and lemonade
• Desserts
• Yogurt and fruit

Notes: A playful, fruit-forward honey that captures the essence of berry season in bloom

A rare, dark honey drawn from fig blossoms—dense, mineral-rich, and layered with warm, fruit-forward complexity.

Color: Dark Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Mediterranean / USA (varies by harvest)
Floral Source: Fig (Ficus carica)

Aroma: dried fruit, toasted nuts, warm spice

Taste Notes: deep fig sweetness with notes of molasses, toasted nuts, and a smooth, lingering finish

Texture: Thick (crystallizes fine and creamy)
Sweetness Level: Medium-High

Best Uses:
• Cheese boards and charcuterie
• Artisan breads and pastries
• Glazes and savory dishes
• Desserts and baking

Notes: A true monofloral honey sourced from fig blossoms hidden within the fruit. Naturally darker honeys like this are often higher in minerals and antioxidants, contributing to their rich flavor and depth.

A beautifully balanced honey with a clean, golden sweetness—often what people imagine when they think of “true honey.”

Color: Light Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Pacific Northwest
Floral Source: Fireweed

Aroma: floral, soft, clean

Taste Notes: smooth sweetness with subtle floral notes and a soft finish

Texture: Light
Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:
• Everyday sweetener
• Tea and toast
• Donut glaze

Notes: Fireweed blooms after forest renewal, making this honey a quiet symbol of resilience and seasonal change.

A rare and beloved honey known for its naturally dessert-like flavor. Sweet, soft, and almost confectionary.

Color: Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Oregon Coast
Floral Source: Meadowfoam

Aroma: floral, caramel, vanilla

Taste Notes: smooth vanilla sweetness with toasted marshmallow and a creamy finish

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: High

Best Uses:
• Coffee and tea
• Desserts
• Straight from the spoon

Notes: A standout varietal from the Pacific Northwest, prized for its uniquely rich, dessert-like profile.

A uniquely light honey shaped by the lush environment of the Hoh Rainforest—delicate, smooth, and quietly complex.

Color: Light Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Hoh Rainforest, Washington
Floral Source: Bigleaf Maple / Vine Maple

Aroma: light floral, soft, slightly green

Taste Notes: clean sweetness with subtle maple-like notes and a smooth, gentle finish

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:
• Tea and light sweetening
• Toast and pastries
• Everyday use

Notes: Sourced from one of the most unique ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest, this honey reflects the cool, dense forest environment it comes from.

A darker regional honey with subtle forest character and layered depth.

Color: Dark Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Capital Forest, Washington
Floral Source: Mixed Woodland Forage

Aroma: woody, herbal, lightly menthol

Taste Notes: rich sweetness with subtle forest notes and a slightly cooling finish

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: Medium-High

Best Uses:
• Marinades and glazes
• Tea
• Savory pairings

Notes: Often influenced by linden and surrounding woodland flora, giving it a distinctive regional character.

Origin: Jackson Prairie, Chehalis, Washington
Floral Source: Local Wildflower
Honey Type: Local Wildflower
Color: Bright Amber

Flavor Profile

Rainbow Hill is a truly local honey harvested from our own farm in the Jackson Prairie region of Chehalis along Highway 12. Its brilliant amber color accompanies a distinctive and complex flavor that reflects the diverse floral landscape surrounding our farm.

Tasting Notes

Rich, bright sweetness with layered floral character and interesting flavor notes that develop across the palate. Rainbow Hill is particularly enjoyable as a tasting honey because of its complexity.

Best Uses

Enjoy it straight from the spoon, pair it with breads and cheeses, drizzle it over breakfast foods, or use it anywhere you want a local honey with a little more character.

About the Source

Rainbow Hill comes directly from our farm in the Jackson Prairie region of Chehalis. This makes it one of the most personal honeys in our collection—a honey tied directly to the land we farm and the bees we care for.

Recognition

Rainbow Hill received both a Blue Ribbon and the Taster’s Choice Award at the Southwest Washington Fair, recognizing it as a standout honey among the entries this year.

Origin: Tamaulipan Thornscrub, Southeastern Texas
Floral Source: Mesquite, Thornscrub & Regional Wildflowers
Honey Type: Regional Wildflower
Color: Dark Amber

Flavor Profile

Rio Grande is a bold, dark honey gathered from the Tamaulipan thornscrub ecoregion of southeastern Texas. The diverse flowering plants of this distinctive landscape contribute to a rich and powerful honey, with strong flavor characteristics from mesquite and thornscrub among its many nectar sources.

Tasting Notes

Bold, dark sweetness with prominent mesquite and thornscrub character, accompanied by deeper earthy and woody notes. Its complexity comes from the variety of flowering plants found throughout the region rather than a single floral source.

Best Uses

A wonderful choice when you want honey with a stronger presence. Try it with hearty breads, roasted foods, barbecue-inspired dishes, or pair it with strong cheeses. It also makes an excellent finishing honey.

About the Source

The Tamaulipan thornscrub is a unique ecoregion of southern Texas and northeastern Mexico characterized by thorny shrubs, small trees, and plants adapted to a warm, dry environment. The bees gather from a diverse range of flowering plants throughout this landscape, with mesquite and thornscrub contributing prominently to the honey’s character.

A bold, full-bodied honey with deep color and a smooth, almost savory richness.

Color: Dark Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Mexico / California
Floral Source: Avocado Blossom

Aroma: earthy, buttery, lightly herbal

Taste Notes: rich sweetness with buttery depth and a slightly savory edge

Texture: Thick
Sweetness Level: Medium-High

Best Uses:
• Marinades and glazes
• Baking
• Pairing with cheeses

Notes: A favorite for those who enjoy darker honeys with depth and character.

A distinctive Pacific Northwest honey from the blooming alfalfa fields of the Columbia Gorge—dark, rich, and deeply sweet, with notes of molasses, malt, and caramel.

Color: Dark Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Columbia Gorge, Washington
Floral Source: Alfalfa (Medicago sativa)

Aroma: rich honey, caramel, light malt, earthy floral notes

Taste Notes: deep caramel sweetness with molasses and malt-like character, gentle earthy undertones, and a rich, lingering finish

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: High

Best Uses:
• Baking and dark breads
• Strong teas and coffee
• Toast and breakfast dishes
• Glazes and richer desserts

Notes: A distinctive varietal honey from blooming alfalfa fields of the Pacific Northwest. Its darker color and robust flavor make it especially appealing to those who enjoy richer honeys with caramel and molasses-like character.

A deep, robust honey with rich, earthy intensity. Not your typical sweet—this one leans savory, complex, and unforgettable.

Color: Deep Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Various regions, USA
Floral Source: Buckwheat

Aroma: earthy, caramel, warm spice

Taste Notes: bold molasses, dark malt, slightly earthy with a lingering richness

Texture: Thick
Sweetness Level: Medium-High

Best Uses:
• Marinades and glazes
• Dark breads and baking
• Wellness tonics

Notes: Known for its high mineral content and strong character—loved by some, unforgettable to all.

A light, elegant honey with a soft vanilla character and clean, floral sweetness—delicate yet memorable.

Color: Light Amber
Clarity: Clear

Origin: Veracruz / Southern Mexico
Floral Source: Vanilla Planifolia (orchid blossom)

Aroma: soft floral, vanilla, lightly warm

Taste Notes: mild floral sweetness that opens into natural vanilla with a smooth, clean finish

Texture: Smooth
Sweetness Level: Medium-High

Best Uses:
• Coffee and tea
• Desserts and baking
• Yogurt and breakfast dishes

Notes: Sourced from regions known for vanilla cultivation, this honey expresses a naturally occurring vanilla-like character shaped by its environment and floral source.

A rare, single-origin honey made from arugula blossoms—light in color, gently sweet, and layered with fresh, green character.

Color: Extra White
Clarity: Opaque / Creamy

Origin: USA (cool-season growing regions)
Floral Source: Arugula (Eruca sativa)

Aroma: fresh herbs, white blossoms, green almond

Taste Notes: mild sweetness with delicate herbal tones, light nuttiness, and a soft peppery finish

Texture: Creamy (naturally crystallizes fine)
Sweetness Level: Medium

Best Uses:
• Fresh cheeses and yogurt
• Toast and spreads
• Dressings and savory dishes

Notes: A true monofloral field honey from arugula blossoms. Naturally high in glucose, it crystallizes quickly into a smooth, spreadable texture—an indicator of raw, unprocessed honey.