California Black Button Sage Honey
Black button sage is a wild sage that grows in the rocky chaparral hills of the California Coastal ranges and gets its nickname from the pillowy "buttons" of purple flowerets that grow on its stalks.
After a mild winter, and as much spring rain as they can get, these little buttons of sage flowers blossom and feed the waiting honeybees. The bloom only comes every 2 to 3 years and this delightful, delicately flavored honey is a truly splendid treat!
Black Button Sage honey’s exemplary characteristics include a golden-white color, non-crystalizing quality, and delightfully light floral flavor with a hint of pear, making it a highly sought-after treat by beekeepers and honey lovers alike.