Rowse Honey Avis 

Honestly, if it’s not Rowse honey, I don’t want it! It’s not an obsession, it’s just a fact, Rowse has THE BEST honey!

The quality is honestly unbeatable, the taste is AMAZING, and the price is great for something I happily spread on pretty much everything. It’s no surprise the brand has been around for so long. You can really taste the heritage and care that goes into their honey, and I love that they have such a strong relationship with beekeepers and farms. It’s something you just don’t get with every brand.

So, basically, if it’s wrong to be obsessed with Rowse honey, then I don’t want to be right!

Really nice honey, tastes great and you can tell it’s good quality. I also like that Rowse tests their honey to make sure it’s 100% pure and natural. Will buy again!

Absolutely delicious. I have gut sensitivities and honey is usually a trigger but this one doesn’t bug my stomach at all. Highly recommend

Love this product so quick and easy to use on the go & at work for my açai bowls .

Always go for Rowse honey, it’s such a high quality product with the best taste. I love having it in my cups of tea and overnight oats

Really tasty honey tastes really organic! Love it over my Greek yogurt

Tasty product and high quality. It does crystalise after a while but that proves its pure and natural. Plus easy to heat back up in the microwave.

Tasty, high quality product. It sometimes crystelisies after a while but that just proves how organic the honey is. Always use this in my overnight oats!

Used this product since childhood still great tasting and high quality. It's great to know they actually test and can confirm it's pure and unadulterated honey.

Love Rowse Greek honey so authentic, great flavour reminds me of my holidays in Greece, great with yoghurt, fruit or drizzled over porridge!

Terrible quality and taste. Origins and ingredients are dubious and quickly unusable due to solidifying almost straight away and then being contained in a thin plastic bottle which cannot be warmed to liquify the “so called honey” again. I do not believe this is real 100% honey.

I bought this thinking it is organic honey but it is pure deceptions,it is 100% sugar with a pinch of something I am not even sure it is honey.
My Question is why is the Government not controlling these foods industries

Found this in my cupboard and made sure non of my family purchase this imposter corn syrup posing as honey ever again. Ask yourself the question..why would a company need to blend honeys from different sources? that says enough of this brand if you have any brains . I’m aware they have a higher priced honey that reads GMO 500+ that says it’s only from New Zealand. Seems This is their only authentic honey product. Everything else states “blend of non eu honeys” and they don’t provide any information as to which countries it’s from. They’re profiting highly from these jars from the poors and ignorants whilst the educated won’t go any where near this pathetic excuse for honey it is your responsibility to look after the health of you and your family members probably the same people that buy cereal with processed crap and sugars for their kids

I bought Rowse Organic Honey expecting a high-quality organic product, but I was disappointed after reading the label more carefully. The jar clearly states “Blend of honey from non-EU countries.”

For a product marketed as organic and premium, I would expect clearer sourcing and more transparency about where the honey actually comes from. “Non-EU countries” is very vague and could mean honey sourced from many different places with varying standards.

Consumers often assume organic honey will be locally sourced or at least clearly traceable. Seeing such a broad description on the label makes it harder to trust the origin and quality of the product.

My advice: always read the label carefully before buying. Just because a product says “organic” doesn’t necessarily mean the sourcing is as transparent as you might expect.

Most of rowses product is fake cheap "honey" a blend of EU and Non EU honeys most likely from china but it's Manuka honey is real and single origin from new Zealand but it's multifloral(Multiple Flower Origin) should be monofloral(Single Flower Origin)

Please be honest about origin of the product, if it comes from China don't hesitate to write it down. I would like to know where is my food comes from.

Do not buy there's far better real honey out there just as cheap

This company sell 'honey' labelled as honey, but in fact it's a blend of sugar syrup and honey from unknown locations.

It should be illegal to sell honey that is not honey but apparently the UK love it.

Keep it up Rowse. Your doing a great job of fooling the British consumer and putting actual UK bee keepers out of business .

I highly doubt not recommending it, it not real honey.

Unfortunately this honey is not real honey