GREENBOW Organic Amazon Forest Honey 48oz

Ok, here is my 2nd review, I first rated it one star, but it turned out that I have found cure in this product.The problem I did not know that honey crystallizes and I thought something was wrong, then I found a way on youtube how to fix that.If your honey has crystallized, you can make it smooth and golden once again. Simply heat a pan of water with low heat. Remove the pan from the stove and place your honey jar inside. Be sure to take the lid off your jar before placing it in the warm water.

Some of the best tasting honey I've ever had.

This honey is very sweet. I got it to add to my green tea because raw honey helps with my allergies. If it were for baking, I imagine it would probably be too sweet it it more expensive than other brands, but it is high quality. It leaves no bad aftertaste and has no fake/chemical taste.

I was looking for flavor of sourwood honey and richness in flavor. This satisfies what I was looking for.

Wonderful, lovely flavor. Consistency is not as thick as expected, but depending on what you're using it for you'll never notice. Since I use honey instead of syrup for pancakes this one is perfect for pancakes, but if you're a baker and you need the smooth consistency in the baked goods you should look for one that is a little thicker

This had a good flavor but was 75% sugar. It must-have been sitting on the shelf for a year or longer I gave t to my maid.

Right now I'm pretty miffed about this, since so many people answered this question back in May 2018, saying the jar was glass. This would be fine if it was returnable, but it's not.Perhaps the other sizes are still in glass, I don't know. The 22-oz size is in plastic -- thin plastic that will melt in the dishwasher. I know because a different brand of honey I just finished was in the same shiny, thin, flexible plastic jar.I hate it when Amazon retailers change their products. Many buyers have commented that their honey was thick or crystallized. What I received is runny. It will pour easily (from the *%!#& plastic jar into a glass one).

Not your typical honey, it's a very unique (unlike any honey I've ever had) and strong flavor—which I'm sure some people with a more sophisticated palate may desire/appreciate, but it's not what I'm looking for in a honey. I would compare this to an overly-hoppy IPA or a Guiness if regular honey is a Pilsner. It's more involved, like an "experience in flavor" that precludes casual consumption.