Buckwheat Honey

What can you say about a quality honey? Let me count the ways. This is a great raw honey that has a sweet taste and a great smell. It is smooth and raw which is like we want it. I have oney experienced crystalization at the very end of a batch which isn't a problem for me. It is a natural process and dissolves fine. If you are a honey fan, give it a try. Healthy, last long and is oh so tasty

Very good buckwheat honey. Very tasty and you can tell it's high quality.

A very different type of honey. A stronger flavor, also, a very healthy honey, it is very dark brown, use in anything you like honey in. It is an individual type of flavor, as it is not from a flower, but buckwheat .

I have tried many brands of Buckwheat honey and this is one of the milder tasting. One noticeable quality is that it is not as viscous as others which are American brands though I suspect some might molasses to improve flavor but that is just a suspicion. Also it does not get as thick in very cold weather but I wonder if this is a characteristic of Canadian honey...just wondered.

Very traceable. I love that it is far from industries. Has a strong buckwheat flower aroma. Wonderful honey. It does not go well in honey mustard recipes.

The seller lied big time! They knew how to use key words like 'quality honey' but in the jar there is the worst honey I've ever run into. It is impossible to swallow it. It has a overwhelming taste of smoke. Also, this crooked seller did not provide a return button to be able to return the item, so I cannot return this piece of garbage.

I don't write many reviews but when a product is as outstanding as the OneRoot Raw Buckwheat honey I received today I am happy to leave one. This honey is exquisite. If you don't like it then you probably simply don't care for buckwheat honey. I'm sure it's not for everyone. It's much darker than most honey with a very bold taste. I would describe it as earthy, nutty, toffee like. It's also a little less sweet than other honeys. Aside from it's numerous health benefits I think this would be fantastic drizzled on oatmeal. I can also see using it in glazes and BBQ sauces. Because the flavor is very intense it would overpower delicate flavors. I doubt there is any higher quality buckwheat honey out there. The price is reasonable too for such a high quality artisanal product.

I really like this honey! After a "lot" of research into companies and tasting, I found OneRoot Buckwheat honey the best in consistency and taste. A number of companies heat their honey up to 140 degrees which I have read by Bee Keepers and the Industry "experts" this destroys valuable nutrients. I take my hat off to Sandt's as they acknowledge they heat their honey up to 140 degrees "gently" over a two day period, claiming nothing is destroyed in the process. I respectfully disagree based on my research and admit their buckwheat honey tasted excellent... a shame for me that I'm picky? I believe Nate's is the same thing in the heating process so I disposed both manufacture's products into the "bin" - that hurt, but why consume a product that, in my personal view, has lost so many good things that urged me to consume honey in the first place? I would like to ask those who gave this OneRoot Buckwheat Honey a one or two star a question: when you mention "there are better Buckwheat honeys out there", why is it you never mention their names? This makes me suspicious of your evaluations. Just sayin! By The Way, just purchased the 6.6lb bucket. When it arrives, I'll put it into Mason Jars, label them and use one jar at a time with the other jars in the fridge or freezer. And, before anyone has heart burn on the fridge or freezer, please do your research first and I don't mean relying on the "threads"!