Rowse Greek honey?

[DustyLee123]

Does anyone have this, and can you tell me if it’s really just a one origin product, nothing added? Thanks

They say so. But I buy my honey from Greece and it's nothing like the stuff I buy. There's obviously a reason it is cheap (and packed in plastic).

Supermarket honey probably isn’t. There’s normally something on the label that if you google will make you doubt their claims. I can’t remember now (read an article), that it’s “bottled in the EU” but is actually Chinese honey from multiple sources or something similar?

Stick to local honey for absolute certainty and accept it’s a premium product.

Looking at their website they do produce some honey from UK sources - Rowse Heather Max (British heather honey) and British Honey. Additionally they say:

..."sell honey that is blended from a variety of countries that is very popular with UK consumers. Rowse specially selects honeys from all over the world, from all major honey-producing continents including South America, Europe, Asia, Australia and Oceania, to pack a pure and natural honey that is consistent in flavour, colour, aroma and texture all year round."

There was a guy on TikTok, he does a lot of these and seems genuine, who said that the Greek one was ok. If it is I’d assume they would label it so, so I’ll avoid . Thanks

Hmm, I also only eat Greek produced honey (bring it back with me)

So thick you could cut it with a knife and fork so I doubt it's virgin honey from Rowse.. 🤔🍯