Borage honey
Borago officinalis
Honey from fields of borage with blue star-shaped flowers, where beekeepers move their hives in June and July. It is pale gold and stays runny for a long time.
- Origin
- East of England
- Colour
- 30 mm · white
- Taste
- delicate, lightly herbal
- Crystallization
- slow
- Plant
- Borago officinalis · borage →
Colour varies by year and place; the value given is typical.
In England borage is grown mainly for the oil in its seeds; the honey is a by-product of these fields.
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