Thyme Honey by Ancient Foods - Organic Honey Raw Unfiltered Authentic Greek Honey from Greece | Organic Thyme Honey | Real Honey from Crete, Greece | 454g (Irini)USDA Organic

Real greek honey , expensive bad good

Not sure what the other reviewer was talking about. The color of thyme honey is an amber to light amber color when in liquid form. It turns darker when it crystalizes. Maybe he's thinking of molasses.I've tried a lot of different honey, before, and this is by far the best! 100%. The honey is so smooth and substantial. It has the perfect amount of sweetness, and the flavor is spot on. The USDA-certified organic designation is a big plus for our family, as we try to cut outchemicals where we can. The honey came wrapped in a puffy bubble container then packed into a box. So, it arrived in perfect shape.We love big spinach salads with feta, blueberries, watermelon, chopped walnuts, and Ancient Foods honey. Another thing we really love is Greek yogurt with Ancient Foods honey and some blueberries or strawberries. Every time we have some, it's like we're back in Greece on vacation, having our morning tall glass of yogurt and honey!Worth every penny!!

After seeing a documentary on the blue zones talking about honey I searched for and found this one. At first, I was taken back by the price, hence the 4 stars for value but it is the best honey I have ever tasted. It is hard to articulate but it doesn't hit the taste buds with the overpowering sweet sugar taste like most honey's. We have a lot of honey growing farmers around us and their honey is good but this one is in a class all its own. Definitely recommend.

In my house we use a lot of honey, I’ve used all types of honey through the years, American and Greek, This time I was actually looking for Manuka honey because of its medicinal properties a few months ago I had spinal fusion revision and even though I had a flu shot I can’t risk getting the flu or a cold which for me the finished product is asthmaSo I saw I was running out of honey for my herbal tea, so I thought maybe Amazon has Greek honey since it’s snowing outside I can have it delivered sure enough Amazon had quite a selection some I had tried already but this particular honey caught my eye since I was familiar with the regionIn one day free delivery it was smartly packaged no breaks no dripsI tasted it, magnificent, had my family try it they approved, a bit expensive but well worth the priceI’m pretty sure this will help me keep any cold symptoms away.

I’m a big proponent of Manuka honey, but in doing research, I found that Greek honey is even higher quality than Manuka. I was not disappointed. The price is a bit high, but other than that, I loved it.

This thyme honey has a very subtle, exquisite flavor that doesn’t make you gag like most of the honey you find at the grocery store. I put it in my matcha tea, and gives it the perfect flavor. Another plus is thyme honey was found in a study to decrease liver damage, among other things.

I bought this honey many times before and it was the best honey I ever tasted, the flavor, thick consistency, smoothness, and beautiful color. Sadden to see this sample came with cloudy ness, no distinct flavor. It is very obvious bees are fed with sugar. Not much different than worse honey you can buy from your regular store.

I'll begin by saying that, yes, I am a bit of a honey-snob. In fact, I actually feel insulted when I walk through organic markets and grocery store isles to see designer-honey posing as specialty-items. Thankfully, a good friend suggested that I try this honey from Ancient Foods. At first, I was a bit surprised at the $26 cost - but it's a hefty 16oz jar of imported thyme honey from Greece. So, I splurged - and its one of the best culinary decisions I've made this year. This IRINI Greek honey is amazing! I enjoy it almost every day in tea, on waffles, in yogurt. I even glazed some chicken with it...and that too was awesome. I'm not sure why this honey is not sold in more traditional stores, but I expect that it will make its appearance in organic markets across the U.S. soon. My advice is not to wait. Get your jar of this exquisite honey as soon as possible and I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.