Wildlfower honey is derived from a variety of wildflowers and plants that bloom during spring and summer. It can range from a light golden to a rich-amber colored honey. From year to year and hive to hive, the colors vary depending on foliage and nectar flows in the area. This process depends on spring temperatures, snow and rainfall, and other changes in weather, while the bees forage for nectar.  
 
Folks like wildflower honey for its rich, complex, and varied characteristics in color and taste, which pairs great with tea, coffee, yogurt, cheese, and any of your favorite recipes. Check out the Forum for ideas and recipes.