Thank you for viewing! This is a set of pure, unheated [Acacia Honey] and Spring [Wildflower Honey] harvested in the satoyama (mountain villages) of Northern Shinshu, with no additives. This is the 2025 Acacia Honey and Spring Wildflower Honey. We hope you will enjoy it. Instant purchase is OK. [Acacia Honey] 2025 This is a very high-quality, clear honey collected from a colony where the entire area is enveloped in a sweet and gentle fragrance. Acacia honey is known as the "Queen of Honey," and is characterized by its refined, mild, and refreshing taste. Also, because it is high in fructose, it is less likely to crystallize, and you can enjoy its smooth taste even in cold weather. Spring [Wildflower Honey] 2025 Spring This is a transparent, amber-colored honey collected from many flowers by honeybees raised in the great nature of Shinshu's satoyama. Wildflower honey varies in color, flavor, and taste depending on the flowers blooming in spring, summer, and autumn. This year's spring wildflower honey has a gentle aroma and a refreshing taste. ☆ We will accommodate requests to change the set contents and quantity as long as we have stock. We use stand-up pouches, which are not only easy to squeeze out to the end, but also make the trash compact, making them very easy to use. (The pouches are heat-resistant up to 80°C, so you can heat them in a water bath.) Name: Honey Ingredients: Acacia honey (domestic), honey (domestic) Contents: 300g (stand-up pouch container) x 2 bottles Expiration date: Acacia 2027.6 Wildflower 2027.6 Storage: Avoid direct sunlight and store at room temperature. ◆ Do not give to infants under one year old. ◆ In the case of honey from flowers with a high glucose content, it may crystallize and turn white, but it will return to normal by heating it in a water bath at a temperature of about 45°C. Also, natural substances such as pollen may be mixed in, but there is no problem with the quality. #DomesticHoney #NaturalHoney #PureHoney #Honey #Honey #Honey #WildflowerHoney #Acacia Type: Honey Type: Honey