Buzzed Honey 16oz Bottle

Family of three using it daily: coffee, toast, marinades. The 16oz takes us almost exactly four weeks. The squeeze bottle stays clean, no drip down the side.

Honey jar lids get sticky and gross. The bottle's flip cap closes properly and I don't have to wipe the outside of the container once a month.

Grew up around hives. This tastes the way honey is supposed to taste. Wildflower notes, not just sweet syrup. Bought a second bottle to gift to a friend.

Like all real honey it'll start to crystallize after a few months. Warm water bath for 30 seconds and it's liquid again. Not a flaw, it's how you know it's real.

The price is fair for what you get and cheaper grocery jars don't compare. The pour control is the difference. No drips, no waste.

I'm a barista and we use this for our honey lavender lattes now. I use it post-run, a spoonful in a cup of water with a pinch of salt. Holds shape on toast and doesn't run off the edge in five seconds.

Cleaner energy in coffee than sugar, with no afternoon crash. Drizzled over yogurt with walnuts has been breakfast every day this week.

Stirred into hot lemon water before bed is the best sleep tea I've made at home. The aroma when you first open it tells you everything.

Better than the local farmer's market honey I was buying. Tablespoon in plain Greek yogurt with a sprinkle of chia and that's lunch.

Light, clean, no aftertaste. On its own with bread and butter is a full snack. Travels well. Took one camping and it survived a week of rough handling.

I keep one at home and one at the office now. Tastes like a meadow, with floral notes instead of pure sweetness. Bought a second one to gift my mom and she subscribed within a month.

Bought a second bottle before the first ran out so we don't lose a beat.

Stir it into vinaigrette with olive oil, lemon, and salt and you're done. Tablespoon in plain Greek yogurt with a sprinkle of chia and that's lunch. Used in a BBQ glaze last weekend and it caramelized perfectly without burning.

Brought a bottle to a dinner party and the hostess texted me to ask where I got it. Smelled it when I opened it and it actually smells like flowers. Most honey doesn't.

Goes through about three weeks for our four-person household.

Bought a second bottle before the first ran out so we don't lose a beat. Subscribed monthly and haven't bought regular honey since. Stirred into hot lemon water before bed is the best sleep tea I've made at home.

Tablespoon in plain Greek yogurt with a sprinkle of chia and that's lunch. Stirred into hot lemon water before bed is the best sleep tea I've made at home. Brought a bottle to a dinner party and the hostess texted me to ask where I got it.

Tablespoon in plain Greek yogurt with a sprinkle of chia and that's lunch. Goes through about three weeks for our four-person household. I'm a barista and we use this for our honey lavender lattes now.

Tea, lemon, and a spoon of this when I feel a cold coming on hasn't failed me yet. Brought a bottle to a dinner party and the hostess texted me to ask where I got it.

Travels well. Took one camping and it survived a week of rough handling. Brought a bottle to a dinner party and the hostess texted me to ask where I got it. Worth the price the moment you taste it next to a seven dollar grocery jar.

Cocktail bartenders, take note. The honey simple syrup made with this is a tier above.

Drizzled over yogurt with walnuts has been breakfast every day this week. Stir into Greek yogurt with frozen berries and skip any branded breakfast bowl.

Reusable bottle once it's empty? Tossed mine in the dish rack and used it for olive oil.

I cook with this for marinades, glazes, dressings, and the flavor holds up under heat. Subscribed monthly and haven't bought regular honey since. Crystallized after a couple of months, 30 seconds in warm water and it was liquid again.

I make my own granola and this is the binder. Comes out chewy, not brittle.

The squeeze cap is the small detail that makes this work day to day. Subscribed monthly and haven't bought regular honey since.

Cocktail bartenders, take note. The honey simple syrup made with this is a tier above. I use it post-run, a spoonful in a cup of water with a pinch of salt. Wife uses it for face masks, I use it on toast, and we bought two.

Brought a bottle to a dinner party and the hostess texted me to ask where I got it. The squeeze cap is the small detail that makes this work day to day. Stir into Greek yogurt with frozen berries and skip any branded breakfast bowl.

Asian-style marinades love this. Honey, soy, ginger, garlic, magic on salmon. Family of three uses it daily and the bottle lasts about a month. The aroma when you first open it tells you everything.

I keep one at home and one at the office now. Brought a bottle to a dinner party and the hostess texted me to ask where I got it. Coffee shop quality at home for less than two lattes.

Smelled it when I opened it and it actually smells like flowers. Most honey doesn't.

Smelled it when I opened it and it actually smells like flowers. Most honey doesn't. The bottle stands upside down so the last drop comes out. Smart packaging. Mixed into chamomile tea at night and it hit different than melatonin.

The color is a deeper amber than the grocery stuff and you can see the difference. Light, clean, no aftertaste. Tablespoon in plain Greek yogurt with a sprinkle of chia and that's lunch.

Standby gift for friends who appreciate a small detail. Stir into Greek yogurt with frozen berries and skip any branded breakfast bowl. Stirred into hot lemon water before bed is the best sleep tea I've made at home.

Stir into Greek yogurt with frozen berries and skip any branded breakfast bowl. The price is fair for what you get and cheaper grocery jars don't compare. I keep one at home and one at the office now.

Tastes like a meadow, with floral notes instead of pure sweetness. Glass-jar honey was always a sticky mess and the bottle solves that.

I use it post-run, a spoonful in a cup of water with a pinch of salt. Family of three uses it daily and the bottle lasts about a month.

Used in a BBQ glaze last weekend and it caramelized perfectly without burning.

Drizzled on a charcuterie board next to sharp cheddar and it disappeared in minutes.

The squeeze cap is the small detail that makes this work day to day.

Tablespoon in oatmeal adds depth, not just sweetness. I make my own granola and this is the binder. Comes out chewy, not brittle. The squeeze cap is the small detail that makes this work day to day.

Light, clean, no aftertaste. Used in a BBQ glaze last weekend and it caramelized perfectly without burning. Found out my favorite coffee shop uses Buzzed Honey, that's how I came back for more.

Stir it into vinaigrette with olive oil, lemon, and salt and you're done. The aroma when you first open it tells you everything.

The bottle stands upside down so the last drop comes out. Smart packaging.

The bottle's flip cap closes properly, no sticky pantry shelf anymore.

Coffee with milk and a teaspoon of this beats any flavored syrup. The bottle stands upside down so the last drop comes out. Smart packaging.

The color is a deeper amber than the grocery stuff and you can see the difference. Brought a bottle to a dinner party and the hostess texted me to ask where I got it.

Brought a bottle to a dinner party and the hostess texted me to ask where I got it. The color is a deeper amber than the grocery stuff and you can see the difference.

Used it in a sore-throat remedy with ginger and lemon. Tea you actually want to drink. Pancake topping. No more maple syrup runs.

On its own with bread and butter is a full snack. Sweetens iced tea without grit at the bottom. Dissolves clean. Drizzled over yogurt with walnuts has been breakfast every day this week.

Husband doesn't usually care about honey and even he noticed the difference. Tablespoon in plain Greek yogurt with a sprinkle of chia and that's lunch. Mixed into chamomile tea at night and it hit different than melatonin.

Drizzled over yogurt with walnuts has been breakfast every day this week.

Switched from the grocery clover honey and there's no going back. Better than the local farmer's market honey I was buying.

Cocktail bartenders, take note. The honey simple syrup made with this is a tier above. Standby gift for friends who appreciate a small detail.

I use it post-run, a spoonful in a cup of water with a pinch of salt.

Worth the price the moment you taste it next to a seven dollar grocery jar.

Switched from the grocery clover honey and there's no going back. The bottle stands upside down so the last drop comes out. Smart packaging.

The squeeze cap is the small detail that makes this work day to day. Switched from the grocery clover honey and there's no going back.

Used in a BBQ glaze last weekend and it caramelized perfectly without burning.

Bought a second bottle before the first ran out so we don't lose a beat. Drizzled over yogurt with walnuts has been breakfast every day this week.

Drizzle it on goat cheese and serve with crackers. That's an instant party trick. Tastes like a meadow, with floral notes instead of pure sweetness.

Stir it into vinaigrette with olive oil, lemon, and salt and you're done.

I keep one at home and one at the office now. Crystallized after a couple of months, 30 seconds in warm water and it was liquid again. I use it post-run, a spoonful in a cup of water with a pinch of salt.

The color is a deeper amber than the grocery stuff and you can see the difference. Bought a second bottle before the first ran out so we don't lose a beat. Stirred into hot lemon water before bed is the best sleep tea I've made at home.

Standby gift for friends who appreciate a small detail. Bought a second bottle before the first ran out so we don't lose a beat.

Stir into Greek yogurt with frozen berries and skip any branded breakfast bowl.

On a peanut butter sandwich it's nostalgic and not too sweet. Brought a bottle to a dinner party and the hostess texted me to ask where I got it. The pour control is the difference. No drips, no waste.

Wife uses it for face masks, I use it on toast, and we bought two. Replaced my whole sweetener routine and the sugar bowl gathers dust now.

Found out my favorite coffee shop uses Buzzed Honey, that's how I came back for more.

Cocktail bartenders, take note. The honey simple syrup made with this is a tier above.

Husband doesn't usually care about honey and even he noticed the difference. Tea, lemon, and a spoon of this when I feel a cold coming on hasn't failed me yet. Travels well. Took one camping and it survived a week of rough handling.

Found out my favorite coffee shop uses Buzzed Honey, that's how I came back for more. The color is a deeper amber than the grocery stuff and you can see the difference.

Drizzled over yogurt with walnuts has been breakfast every day this week.

Subscribed monthly and haven't bought regular honey since. It actually tastes like honey, not corn syrup with bee branding. The price is fair for what you get and cheaper grocery jars don't compare.

The price is fair for what you get and cheaper grocery jars don't compare. The squeeze cap is the small detail that makes this work day to day. I make my own granola and this is the binder. Comes out chewy, not brittle.

On a peanut butter sandwich it's nostalgic and not too sweet. Found out my favorite coffee shop uses Buzzed Honey, that's how I came back for more.

Subscribed monthly and haven't bought regular honey since. Pancake topping. No more maple syrup runs.

Sweetens iced tea without grit at the bottom. Dissolves clean.

The color is a deeper amber than the grocery stuff and you can see the difference. Switched from the grocery clover honey and there's no going back. Replaced my whole sweetener routine and the sugar bowl gathers dust now.

Switched from the grocery clover honey and there's no going back. Travels well. Took one camping and it survived a week of rough handling. Tablespoon in oatmeal adds depth, not just sweetness.

Wife uses it for face masks, I use it on toast, and we bought two.

Drizzled over yogurt with walnuts has been breakfast every day this week. On a peanut butter sandwich it's nostalgic and not too sweet. Standby gift for friends who appreciate a small detail.

Standby gift for friends who appreciate a small detail. Mixed into chamomile tea at night and it hit different than melatonin. Stirred into hot lemon water before bed is the best sleep tea I've made at home.

Used it in a sore-throat remedy with ginger and lemon. Tea you actually want to drink. Holds shape on toast and doesn't run off the edge in five seconds. Goes through about three weeks for our four-person household.

Husband doesn't usually care about honey and even he noticed the difference. Subscribed monthly and haven't bought regular honey since. Tablespoon in oatmeal adds depth, not just sweetness.

Family of three uses it daily and the bottle lasts about a month. Smelled it when I opened it and it actually smells like flowers. Most honey doesn't.

Holds shape on toast and doesn't run off the edge in five seconds. Crystallized after a couple of months, 30 seconds in warm water and it was liquid again. Light, clean, no aftertaste.

Tea, lemon, and a spoon of this when I feel a cold coming on hasn't failed me yet. On its own with bread and butter is a full snack. Bought a second bottle before the first ran out so we don't lose a beat.

Coffee shop quality at home for less than two lattes. Worth the price the moment you taste it next to a seven dollar grocery jar.

Used it in a sore-throat remedy with ginger and lemon. Tea you actually want to drink. Bought a second bottle before the first ran out so we don't lose a beat. Substituted for refined sugar in a brownie recipe and the brownies came out denser, richer.

Replaced my whole sweetener routine and the sugar bowl gathers dust now.

Husband doesn't usually care about honey and even he noticed the difference.

Holds shape on toast and doesn't run off the edge in five seconds. Replaced my whole sweetener routine and the sugar bowl gathers dust now. Tea, lemon, and a spoon of this when I feel a cold coming on hasn't failed me yet.

Brought a bottle to a dinner party and the hostess texted me to ask where I got it. Bought a second bottle before the first ran out so we don't lose a beat.

Used it in a sore-throat remedy with ginger and lemon. Tea you actually want to drink.

Glass-jar honey was always a sticky mess and the bottle solves that. Husband doesn't usually care about honey and even he noticed the difference. I drink less sugary stuff overall because this hits the sweet craving with way less.

I make my own granola and this is the binder. Comes out chewy, not brittle. Tablespoon in oatmeal adds depth, not just sweetness.

The bottle stands upside down so the last drop comes out. Smart packaging. The aroma when you first open it tells you everything.

Cleaner energy in coffee than sugar, with no afternoon crash.

Coffee with milk and a teaspoon of this beats any flavored syrup. Used it in a sore-throat remedy with ginger and lemon. Tea you actually want to drink. Wife uses it for face masks, I use it on toast, and we bought two.

The price is fair for what you get and cheaper grocery jars don't compare. Found out my favorite coffee shop uses Buzzed Honey, that's how I came back for more. Wife uses it for face masks, I use it on toast, and we bought two.

Substituted for refined sugar in a brownie recipe and the brownies came out denser, richer.

Glass-jar honey was always a sticky mess and the bottle solves that.

I drink less sugary stuff overall because this hits the sweet craving with way less. Tea, lemon, and a spoon of this when I feel a cold coming on hasn't failed me yet.

I make my own granola and this is the binder. Comes out chewy, not brittle.

Substituted for refined sugar in a brownie recipe and the brownies came out denser, richer. Tea, lemon, and a spoon of this when I feel a cold coming on hasn't failed me yet. On a peanut butter sandwich it's nostalgic and not too sweet.

Drizzled over yogurt with walnuts has been breakfast every day this week.

Used it in a sore-throat remedy with ginger and lemon. Tea you actually want to drink. The pour control is the difference. No drips, no waste.

I'm a barista and we use this for our honey lavender lattes now.

Glass-jar honey was always a sticky mess and the bottle solves that. Husband doesn't usually care about honey and even he noticed the difference.

Asian-style marinades love this. Honey, soy, ginger, garlic, magic on salmon.

The pour control is the difference. No drips, no waste.

Bought a second bottle before the first ran out so we don't lose a beat. It actually tastes like honey, not corn syrup with bee branding.

On its own with bread and butter is a full snack. Bought a second one to gift my mom and she subscribed within a month. Glass-jar honey was always a sticky mess and the bottle solves that.