If any honey could taste medicinal this one is it. It smells like
cough syrup. I have a jar I found in an Asian store. It is
distributed by Prince Of Peace in the US. You can buy it by the
'Active Rating' online. The higher the better if you want the
'medicinal' version. Besides looking for tea in ethnic stores I also
look for honey from other countries. Honey is different in taste as
any tea. I only recommend 'raw' honey which is unpasteurized and
unfiltered. The USDA might be too late but honey bees in this country
could disappear. There is a local hive about 5 miles away and those
bees are already in my maple tree. I often stand in the low branches
and drink a cup of tea while the busy bees buzz around me with no
notice. One or two might be attracted to the aroma from the cup but
the heat keeps them away. My only regret in life I never started my
own hives.

Jim

On Mar 16, 11:49 am, "magicleaf" > wrote:
> Manuka honey, I have been hearing a lot about this honey and
> occassionaly its nice to have tea with a littlle sweetner in. ( I can
> hear all those tea officionados scoffing) I read this articlehttp://www.downtoearth.org/articles/manuka_honey.htm Anyone tried
> this stuff. I am thinking of getting some to try out.