Which flower produces the best honey

We all know that honey brewed from different flowers has different effects, and honey is also divided into different types. Common honeys include sunflower honey, candied date honey, Codonopsis honey, etc. Many people are dizzy when they go to the supermarket to buy honey because of the various types of honey, and they don’t know which one is the most suitable for them. So which flower honey is the best?

In the eyes of beekeepers, as long as it is pure natural honey and reaches the standard of naturally mature honey (above 41° Baume), the honey is good no matter what flower it is from.

Honey is made from nectar collected by bees from only one nectar plant in a certain period of time. It can be named after the nectar plant and divided into many types. Different varieties of honey have different tastes and effects. As a consumer, you can choose the right honey according to your preferences and needs, and you cannot blindly pursue which flower honey is the best.

Honey is also graded according to the type, color, and taste of the nectar collected by the bees. Acacia honey, lychee honey, basswood honey, and white broom honey are all first-grade honey. In addition, it is also related to the maturity of the honey. First-grade honey that meets the standards of naturally mature honey has a higher nutritional value and is of course the best honey.

Sophora japonica honey: white or light amber, slightly crystallized or not crystallized, cool in nature, beneficial for restlessness, heat and dryness, heart tightness and palpitations, high blood pressure, blood in the stool, hemorrhoids, hemoptysis, neurasthenia, tension and dizziness, insomnia, qi deficiency and physical weakness, anorexia, general fatigue, etc., and can be used to care for the liver, constipation, etc.

Date honey: light date red or amber, no crystallization or a little crystallization. Warm in nature: beneficial for tonifying the middle, strengthening the spleen and stomach, replenishing blood and calming the mind. It is beneficial for dizziness, memory loss, liver nourishment, general fatigue, sallow complexion, excessive menstrual bleeding, and women undergoing postpartum surgery.

Codonopsis honey: amber or dark amber, thick and sticky, no crystallization or a little crystallization. Sweet and mild in nature: tonifies the middle and replenishes Qi, quenches thirst and produces body fluid. It is beneficial for people with weak spleen and lungs, qi deficiency and weakness, sallow and atrophied complexion, neurasthenia, insomnia, headaches, etc.

Astragalus honey: amber, slightly crystallized or not crystallized. It is sweet in nature and flavor, and has the effects of strengthening the heart and kidneys, consolidating swelling and relieving pain, promoting diuresis and reducing swelling, moderate diuresis and lowering blood pressure, and strengthening the resistance of capillaries.