LAVERDE ARTISAN Honey Comparisons
LAVERDE ARTISAN Honey Comparisons
Well-known supermarket honeys compared with LAVERDE ARTISAN Raw Sicilian Wildflower Honey: origin, processing, container, label details and price per 100g.
Quick answer
LAVERDE ARTISAN Raw Sicilian Wildflower Honey comes from one origin, Sicily: from apiaries at 600–900m in central Sicily, raw and unfiltered, cold-extracted below 35°C and never heated, in a 200g glass jar. Below, it is compared jar by jar with well-known honeys bought in UK supermarkets, starting with the ones listed here.
Honey comparisons
- LAVERDE ARTISAN vs Hilltop Original Blossom Honey — A traceable blend of non-EU honeys in a squeezy bottle, against a raw single-origin Sicilian honey.
- LAVERDE ARTISAN vs Rowse Organic Honey — A certified organic blend of non-EU honeys, against a raw single-origin Sicilian honey.
Frequently asked questions
How do you compare honeys?
We buy each honey, photograph the jars side by side and copy the label details as printed, with the retailer listing where the label is silent. Prices are regular shelf prices on the date shown. We do not score flavour: each brand's own words are quoted and attributed.
What does "blend of non-EU honeys" mean on a label?
It means the honey in the jar comes from more than one country outside the European Union. A single-origin honey names one origin instead; LAVERDE ARTISAN honey is 100% Sicilian.