Nate's California 100% Pure, Raw & Unfiltered Honey - 16 oz. Squeeze Bottle - All-natural Sweetener

This raw honey is rich, smooth, and full of natural flavor. Perfect for tea, baking, or just a spoonful on its own. Great quality—you can really taste the difference!

Good quality, tastes great, good value, convenience of Amazon ordering.

Was worried it would arrive broken since it's a glass container. Perfect, no breakage or leaks. Delicious honey and I ordered 2 more.

I usually buy regulars, but I bought California for the first time. During the summer, I used it to make smoothies but it hardened at cold temperatures and did not melt well. I tried various things, such as putting it on top of frozen fruit or putting it at the end before mix, but it didn't work because it seemed to be harder than water candy. Other than that, it's really delicious and I love it when I put it in yogurt and overnight oats.

perfectly sweet honey for my tea and the price is very reasonable

This honey was exceptional and I love that it's organic. No crystallization but I used it up within a couple of months because it was so good. It's a big size bottle and I'll definitely purchase again.

I’ve been buying Nate’s honey for a while now and I’m always more than satisfied with the quality, thickness and price. I purchased the California honey this time because it was on sale and I’m quite happy with the flavor and consistent quality. I never had Nate’s honey crystallize the way other brands have. I will definitely be buying Nate’s honey again.

Love the mellow, well-balanced taste of this honey. With its neutral flavor, it works well for everything from toast-topping to tea-sweetener. But like other reviewers have mentioned, it arrived with the top of the cap broken off. As it's sealed inside, it didn't cause leakage during transit, but it's a bit of a bugger trying to get the cap back on, so I put store it in a plastic baggie for added protection.I cringed a bit at the "Made by American Bees" statement on the label. I'm happy to support American industry with my purchases, but I can do without the nationalistic marketing nonsense. "American bees" collect from plants possibly tainted by glyphosate, if that's something important to you. As Mexico has just banned glyphosate, I don't know that "American bees" (long may they thrive) can be claimed to produce a superior product. But this honey does taste good! I also buy a much larger vat of very good creamed honey from North Dakota, and though I don't know the natural traveling range of bees, personally, I have no problem if they take a little foraging buzz north of the border to Canada (where, sadly, glyphosate is the most commonly used herbicide). But, despite buying mostly organic products, I'm sure I've already got plenty of glyphosate, PFOAs, etc., already in my system, so when it comes to honey, I just go for the flavor!