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It's interesting, there's a bee company that used to come to a farmers market here, they've since stopped, but we still get their honey. Anyway, they often had 3-6 different "flavors" of honey based on the flowers that they primarily fed from. It was shocking at the range of flavors available. One that they had just before they stopped was cotton blossum honey, and wow, that was amazing. What I get from them now is their primary flavor which is just wild brush. This is a very dark honey with a very strong flavor. It also is very unlikely to crystalize. We buy it a gallon at a time, but that lasts 2-3 months.