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>>any taste difference in honey that comes from comb that has had 
brood in it ... and ... from combs that have never had any brood in 
it?

I believe not.  Upon brood emergence, bees propolise and polish the 
cell inside walls.  Also, a lot of nectar is initially deposited in 
brood cells and as it ripens is moved up into the supers.  If brood 
comb influences the honey taste at all, one should not taste a 
difference.

Waldemar
Long Island, NY 

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