Sweet Clover Honey

Dakota Summer in a Jar Yellow sweet clover blooms across the Dakotas in late summer. Tall spikes of flowers blanket open pastures under big sky. The fragrance is strong enough to smell from a distance. Bees and bumblebees work them during their bloom from June until August, and the honey that results tastes like cinnamon and nutmeg mixed with thick sweetness. This isn't white clover honey—it's yellow sweet clover, which produces honey with more character. Pale amber color, substantial body, lightly floral with hints of caramel. The texture is thicker than most honey, which makes it better for spreading and drizzling without running everywhere. One customer called it the best raw honey they've had, said it tastes like "home," noted that one tablespoon is the perfect amount for yogurt. Another described it as rich and flavorful like all our honey. People who grew up in Montana or the Dakotas recognize the taste—it's connected to a specific place and time. Sweet clover does more than prod