Amber, thixotropic, tastes of the whole Highland moor.
Bees on Scottish heather in August produce a honey unlike any other — thick, malty, mineral, almost bitter. It sets like jelly (thixotropic is the fancy word) and needs stirring, not drizzling. Once you've had it, supermarket honey seems apologetic.
Farm shops, small honey producers, farmers' markets. Genuine heather honey is expensive — good.