Sarvic...or thats what I've been told it was. It's 1 for the first to bloom around here
Real light...

For northern MN Sweet Clover White is very good,Fire weed if you can find a big enough patch to put 12 or 16 set up in.Out west Sage honey can be very good,Orange blossom is very good,Sour Gum in the south east is good...

Sweet clover is about the best. N the north.

Bigblackbird sents me several different honeys a year. He numbers them and I report back which I like best. Never remember what it is but he always sends me great stuff. Me and the kids always seem to like different ones.

Round here bees keep the golden rod for winter we take the Chinese tallow in spring

Either a very dark clover honey, or an almost clear basswood honey.

Straight star thistle not the crap they sell from cali. Its fluorescent green in color. When I had bees I would take 40 hives over towards the coast and make black berry honey. I would end up with close to three barrels , it always sold out first. It went real good on chicken and pork.

Sourwood honey.

It’s funny how everyone’s taste for honey is different. A co-worker and I went to a place in near Corvallis, Oregon where they had many types of honey and tasted several. My favorite was meadowfoam. I forgot what her favorite was but I remember I didn’t care for it and she didn’t like the meadowfoam.