Agmark Grade 'A' Honey, 500 Grams

The honey is viscous and thick, unlike most others out there. But it's not pasteurized or filtered. This could cause allergic reactions or food poisoning if you're unlucky. I have a lot of allergies, but so far I've been lucky with this one. There are two issues I'd like to mention though. 1. The smell/aroma is quite different from what I am used to. 2. The sweetness is a lot less than you'd expect once you mix with green tea/water. The small bee honey (kashmiri) is perfect in these two as well. But then again, it's more than twice as costly. And it's also nmr tested, this one doesn't have that certification. (Only Agmark Grade A is mentioned.) I don't like the flavour. It reminds me of some chocolate/candy filled with honey. I can't seem to remember the name, but it was terrible. I am rating it @5 only because it appears to be genuine honey unlike most others that are way too 'watery' without any viscosity... This flavour actually varies per batch, probably because it's multifloral. I'd need to try their other ones to say for sure, but as someone who regularly pamurchases their Kashmiri small bee hone, which is mostly acacia based, I have a lot of expectations. But this one's just not for me..

I am giving my review after 1 week of use. I've tried Dabur honey and Patanjali honey. Compared to them this Bharat honey is better. Though It has a strange smell. At first this smell irritates me like eating some cough sirup. But now I'm used to it. Overall if u can ignore the smell it's a good, thick, sweet honey better than Dabur. Go for it.

Quality of Honey 🍯 Is Good, It's Thick..

I have had honey from many different brands including the ones that claim to collect organic honey from Paschim Ghat (Western Ghats). I haven’t done a lab test on it, but from my experience all I can tell you is that this honey feels absolutely genuine. It tastes great (loved the floral flavor), the consistency (thickness) is just right, it feels like honey, and NOT like sugar syrup (if you know what I mean). Remember I'm saying this after consuming honey in California (when I was there for 7 yrs), and from many so called top-notch brands in India. Many brands selling honey at much lower prices say that their honey is genuine (when it is NOT). Bharat offers an award of INR 10,000 if you can prove that the Bharat honey is adulterated. If a manufacturer does have this level of confidence on its product, you know you can safely buy it. The squeeze bottle packaging is very convenient to use (I absolutely dislike the glass container with a wide mouth, which makes it very messy). Two thumbs up for the overall quality and thanks.

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I must say that this honey is better than Dabur, Apis, Patanjali honey brands which are selling like hotcakes. It's claimed to be Unadulterated pure honey. The seller ( Bharat Honey) is so confident that even 1 rupee discount is not offered. Taste is very similar to natural honey from beehive. However it is having some sort of scent, may be due to its multi floral extract. One star less for the fact that no discount is available, provide some discount at deal times at least. Packaging was fine. No damage caused to the bottle. Try once you will feel the difference. There is always leakage from the side of the cap while using the bottle. Please change the cap design of this bottle. Recommended seller and honey. However high price makes it unreachable every time. Watch my unboxing video and pictures. Thanks.

I dnt knw how real dis honey is, mine has crystallized. M telling dis cos I Hv another bottle of honey from a local farmers, dat is still gud (hvnt crystallized). So m not sure how genuine dis Bharat honey is.taste I good.it comes in plastic bottle with a claim dat whoever proves any type of adulteration in it wl b awarded.

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