Scottish Blossom Honey

Description

About Scottish Blossom Honey

Jupiter Artland is managed with a focus on encouraging biodiversity, creating habitats for pollinators and supporting a rich variety of flowering plants. The bees forage white clover, bramble, meadowsweet and lime blossom, and the exact floral composition can vary from year to year. The season, the weather and the flowers available all shape the harvest, so each one captures that year on that landscape.

The honey is extracted using a cold filtration process, and it is clear, golden and naturally runny.

Quick facts

• Origin: Jupiter Artland, West Lothian, Scotland.
• Floral source: White clover, bramble, meadowsweet and lime blossom, varying from year to year.
• Colour: Clear to light golden.
• Texture: Runny and smooth.
• Flavour: Light, mild and floral. Flavour family: Mild & Everyday, Fruity & Sweet.
• Processing: Cold filtered.
• : Raw Scottish honey, never heated.
• Sizes: 120g, 400g, 1kg.

Pairings

Stirred into tea. Over porridge or yoghurt at breakfast. In citrus-based dishes and dressings, where a heavier honey would take over. With mature cheddar or a hard sheep’s cheese.

Storage

Store at room temperature, out of direct sunlight. Do not refrigerate. Not suitable for infants under 12 months.

Why you’ll love it

• Lighter and milder than heather. It is one of the honeys staff suggest when someone asks for something mild.
• Made by one landscape. It comes from a diverse range of flowers on one estate, so it reflects the changing seasons.
• An everyday jar. Versatile enough for tea, breakfast and citrus-based dishes.