Honey with CBD and Organic Lavender.
Organic CBD wildflower honey from Oregon-grown hemp in a 100% biodegradable, easy-to-use container. Discover our CBD Lavender Honey. Produced in small batches, lab-tested, and crafted with a purpose.
What are the benefits of CBD lavender honey?
Organic wildflower honey is combined with CBD from Oregon-grown hemp in 100% biodegradable, easy-to-use packaging. Discover our CBD Lavender Honey.
Each batch is made with our classic wildflower honey, blended with sweet and subtle organic lavender. Lavender has been used to inspire a calm and relaxed state of mind for thousands of years. Sourced from the finest organic lavender, each bag offers a bold flavor, with complex and delicious notes of maple and delicate Willamette Valley wildflowers, along with a floral aroma that never overpowers the lavender's intensity.
Lavender is a flowering plant in the mint family, and its sweet, floral fragrance and beauty have made it famous for its many uses. It's primarily used in aromatherapy, but it's also edible and can be used in teas, honey, and more. Its flavor adds a sweet and elegant touch to any blend.
What is wildflower honey? Wildflower honey is polyfloral, meaning the nectar comes from multiple sources and flower species. The main difference between clover honey (common honey) and wildflower honey lies in the flavor and processing method. Clover honey has a much milder flavor. It's also the most common honey in the United States. It tends to be much lighter in color.
Wildflower honey often has slight floral undertones. Its flavor reflects the region of the world and the time of year. This means that wildflower honey tastes different depending on the region!
Current source: Organic Tropical Honey
When should I use CBD lavender honey?
Use it to sweeten any beverage or as a delicious treat with honey. This honey is lavender-flavored, so it will add a unique flavor to any beverage you choose.
The Brothers Apothecary uses exclusively hemp with a THC content of less than 0.3% and is licensed by the United States Department of Agriculture.