Colorado River Valley Produces
Traditional Royal Honey

HMS Crown High Honey is harvested from wild flowers at around ten thousand feet but traditional HMS Crown Royal Honey is gathered from alfalfa, a legume grown locally, in the Colorado River Valley, for hay. During the growing season the bees bring in honey from other sources such as yellow sweet clover, dandelions, rabbit brush, and honey-dew melon. Each floral source, when mixed by the bees, produces unique honeys with subtle flavor differences. Such honey tends to have a richer flavor and often have a higher vitamin and mineral content. (Caution: Some darker honeys are said to have higher vitamin and mineral content, but such honeys may be altered products having been cut with sugars, molasses, sugar cane, or food colors). 

In addition to our own sources, certain other local valley production is used, but you have our guarantee that we will only put our label on the very finest honey available to us. We have two types of honey: Our traditional HMS Crown “Royal Honey” sold by the pound (sixteen ounces) in a plastic squeeze bottle with a cone dispenser cap. This traditional, original HMS Crown Royal Honey with superior flavor is the honey mainly gathered in the Colorado River Valley largely from flowering alfalfa and sweet clover.
 
 

HMS Royal Honey ™
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HMS High Honey ™

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Introduction: Royal Honey from the Western Rockies

Two Million Flowers make One Pound of Honey.

Harvesting Honey in the Colorado Mountains

Limited Supply of Honey

Harvesting and Processing Honey

How to Warm Honey

Honey Recipes

Traditional Uses of Honey

Definitions and History of Honey

Honey Research

HMS Crown Royal Honey 
Information and Pricing

HMS Crown High Honey
(10,000 Foot Altitude Harvest - Information and Pricing)

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