[honeyman46408]

I have tasted mint honey and its one of a few that I can tell the differance (guys in chat say my taster is broken) and there used to be a lot of it grown in northern Indiana, and I found a mint farmer last year but only after he had harvested but the price of the oil droped and he didnt plant it this year. I thik it would bee a great seller to "tea" drinkers.

 

[muskratcreekhoney]

I ended up with 40 pounds of mint honey and it is clearly mint. It's unique but I like goldenrod better. Minty peanutbutter and honey on toast just isn't my thing.

 

[honeyman46408]

If you were closer I woudl try to buy it from you.