This is a beautifully golden honey with good clarity and viscosity. It is delicately sweet with a pleasant, lingering flavour, and a sweetness that develops and becomes more intense on the palate. A very pure, honest honey.

The honeycomb has a lovely light golden colour, a good structure, not broken up, with a fresh floral aroma. In the mouth the texture of the honeycomb is soft and slowly dissolves, so not much chewing required and you're not left with a chunk of wax in the mouth, which is great! There is a lovely floral flavour to this honey, with a freshness that leaves a clean taste in the mouth too and a lingering floral flavour.

We were wowed by this honeycomb. It is a beautiful colour, clean, glossy and vibrant honey filling to the brim each individual cell and without the slightest presence of impurities. The honey itself has the aroma of the plant without being overpoweringly floral. It has a lovely, clean mouthfeel and a long lavender finish. We would happily serve this as a petit four at the end of any meal.

This is a pale, aromatic honey, beautifully golden in tone and wonderfully flavourful for linden. The wax is somewhat chewy, but not too intrusively so. The lemony character of the linden comes through well, right through to a gentle, wax-noted finish. Rather lovely.

A runny
golden honey with notes of woody evergreens and the lavender on the nose. The
flavour is floral with zest of citrus. A light flavoured honey with very mild
lavender taste at the end of the flavour journey. The judges felt this was an
interesting flavour combination for a delicate honey.
Judges enjoyed the delicate lavender flavour of this silky honey. They would
have loved a little more intensity and length as the flavour was quite
ephemeral but they appreciated it's subtlety.