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Lima Bean Blossom Honey?

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PitBull

PitBull

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I'll be traveling to Delaware to visit my brother in the near future. A local apiary has some fresh lima bean blossom honey that is only coarse-strained to remove bee parts and large pieces of wax.

Upon googling, the only description of the honey that I could find is: "Lima bean yields a light honey that remains high in moisture content". I guess I'll have to give it a try when I get there.

Is anybody here familiar the the characteristics of this honey? Did it make a good traditional mead?
 
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