Brightonhoney.com Website Review

at brighton honey we are pas*ionate about honey and pride ourselves at producing a natural local honey without chemicals, antibiotics or pesticides. it’s organic, raw, local honey from my hives in the town of brighton, rochester ny. if all natural, and i do not medicate my bees. if you hold the honey up to the sunlight you can see tiny specks of pollen grains and tiny pieces of white beeswax, something that missing in processed or imported honey typically from the supermarket, that’s raw honey. naturally vegan; naturally kosher; naturally organic; and amazingly a near zero carbon footprint source of concentrated energy! humans have. been consuming honey for thousands of years and in the geological infancy of hominids honey would have been the only significant source of concentrated energy available. honey was highly sought after and was considered an extremely extravagant gift in early civilizations. honey has been used for medical purposes, trade, fermented as a beverage and of course to sweeten tea. honey is a gathered as a crop shelter and security for bees saving them work and energy. this protection and tending allows for the robbing of honey for human be nice to bees! unlike other bee-like insects honeybee are vegetarians and don’t like to be around humans. the only reason honeybees may be interested in you is they smell something sweet perhaps perfume or conditioner. never swat at bees. if you ever see a is a food connoisseur and vice president of learning at lobster ink: i wanted to make a refreshing and light summery mas* co*ktail for my housewarming bbq in brooklyn.  i decided on making a spiked ginger honey lemonade using my favorite honey.  on the day before the party step in taking ownership of my contribution to climate change was to invest in a low emissions vehicle. after some research and going over the pros and cons my final choice was the chevy volt. the volt satisfies two major factors when it comes to usefulness of a electric