https://hugo.honeytraveler.com/canada-honey/national/ Recent content in Canada National Honey on HoneyTraveler (Staging) Hugo en-us https://hugo.honeytraveler.com/canada-honey/national/basswood-honey/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://hugo.honeytraveler.com/canada-honey/national/basswood-honey/ Water-white honey from a tree that flowers for about two weeks a year, and stronger than the colour promises – fresh, minty, with a long finish. Ontario jars say basswood; Quebec jars say tilleul. https://hugo.honeytraveler.com/canada-honey/national/buckwheat-honey/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://hugo.honeytraveler.com/canada-honey/national/buckwheat-honey/ Near-black honey with a malt and molasses taste – the honey 1880s Canadian beekeepers fed their bees through winter. The crop is scarce now and jars sell out. Quebec jars say sarrasin. https://hugo.honeytraveler.com/canada-honey/national/goldenrod-honey/ Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://hugo.honeytraveler.com/canada-honey/national/goldenrod-honey/ The last honey of the eastern Canadian year: bees fill their winter stores from the goldenrod bloom of August and September, and the jars are the surplus – a bold, spicy amber that sets fast into a fine natural cream.