Sage Honey

Sage honey comes mainly from California, where bees work black, white and purple sage in coastal and foothill chaparral during spring. Sellers describe it as light in color and mild, with a clean sweetness rather than an herb flavor, and many note that it is slow to crystallize. A good sage crop depends on winter and spring rain, so supply varies from year to year. The buy link goes to Weeks Honey Farm's Raw Sage Honey, a 16 oz jar of raw, unfiltered wild sage honey from California beekeepers, also sold in sizes from 8 oz to 48 oz.