Sweet, smooth, and beautifully light
 
Our Clover Honey is made from the nectar of wild Alberta clover blossoms. Thanks to our province’s long sunny days and open prairie skies, these blossoms thrive, producing a pure, naturally floral honey with a mild, delicate flavour and silky texture.
Harvested from the heart of Alberta, this pure, unpasteurized honey captures the simple, natural sweetness of the prairies in every spoonful.
 
A nourishing, unprocessed sweetener that the whole family can enjoy.
 
Perfect Pairings:
Drizzle over fresh fruit, yogurt, or oatmeal
Spread on toast, biscuits, or cornbread
Stir into herbal teas, lemon water, or smoothies
Serve with sharp cheeses like aged cheddar or brie
Glaze proteins like baked salmon, roasted chicken, or grilled pork tenderloin
Sweeten vinaigrettes and sauces with a touch of floral warmth
 
Health Benefits of Clover Honey
Alberta’s long, sun-filled days help grow some of the province’s finest clover blossoms, producing a honey naturally rich in health-boosting properties:
 
Packed with antioxidants like flavanols and phenolic acids to help protect against free radicals
Anti-inflammatory effects that may reduce the risk of chronic conditions such as heart disease and arthritis
Natural antimicrobial action to help fight bacteria and fungi traditionally used for soothing sore throats and aiding wound healing
A gentle, natural energy source for sustained, healthy energy
Helps support a strong immune system with its antioxidant and antimicrobial compounds
May aid digestion and gut health thanks to natural enzymes and possible prebiotic effects
Could help ease seasonal allergies by introducing trace amounts of local pollen
 
A Sweet Choice for Families
We warmly recommend our Clover Honey as a wholesome, natural treat for families especially for children over one year old. Add it to warm milk, drizzle over fruit, or stir into porridge for your little ones. Its mild flavour makes it an easy, nourishing way to sweeten everyday foods without refined sugars.
 
Pure. Canadian. Unpasteurized. Naturally good from Alberta’s fields to your table.