Honey stored in containers at ambient temperatures in America, (some

variation in temp from -35degrees F. to +110 degrees F.), does not harm the

honey taste. I was working in Rockport, In 1998 and I read an article about

an archaeological dig where no one had been in the city for at least 1500

years. 3 urns of honey were found, they liquefied and ate and said it was

very good. This, however, was not vacuumed packed. Maybe the key to storing

honey is to not vacuum pack.

Lionel

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