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The Sweet History of Honey, Workshop with Honey Tasting - Connecticut Audubon Society

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Photo: Humble Bee Co. Saturday, April 12, 2025 11 a.m. Presenter: Catherine Wolko, owner of The Humble Bee Honey Company In this workshop, learn the history of honey harvest, the history of purposeful beekeeping, the hives of past and present, the composition of honey and why honey crystalizes. Discover what makes honey so dark or so light? How many varietals of honey are there? Why does honey crystalize? Why doesn’t honey need to be pasteurize…
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The Sweet History of Honey, Workshop with Honey Tasting - Connecticut Audubon Society

Photo: Humble Bee Co. Saturday, April 12, 2025 11 a.m. Presenter: Catherine Wolko, owner of The Humble Bee Honey Company In this workshop, learn the history of honey harvest, the history of purposeful beekeeping, the hives of past and present, the composition of honey and why honey crystalizes. Discover what makes honey so dark or so light? How many varietals of honey are there? Why does honey crystalize? Why doesn’t honey need to be pasteurize…

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