Keep Rosh Hashanah sweet with the finest honeys

Honey Heaven Lavender Honey — you just have to sniff the jar for proof that these bees have been feasting on lovely lavender. It’s so fragrant, it would be wonderful in a cake or drizzled over vanilla ice cream. More info here.

Hilltop Scottish Heather Honey — amber coloured and spicy scented, this heschered honey is the perfect pick for honey-loving apple dippers. This would be great to go with salty cheeses. Maybe as part of a Rosh Hashanah board.

M&S Collection Acacia Honey with honeycomb — this intensely fragrant, light gold coloured honey comes complete with a chunk of honeycomb in a gorgeously gift-able jar. It’s not too cloying, so another good one for the honey novice and perfect for drizzling. Pour into a dish complete with comb to make the centrepiece of a cheeseboard or for your festive apple dipping. Info here.

Honey Heaven minis — these are a wonderful way of tasting a range of flavoured honeys. The black seed honey can be used in curries and breads; ginger honey is delicious drizzled over salmon and the winter spiced honey (which contains ginger, cinnamon, cloves, coriander and vanilla) can be added to hot water for a warming drink. More info here.

M&S Limited Edition Essex Borage Honey — pale golden and delicate in flavour — this would be a great starter honey. It smells light and fruity — almost appley — so would work well for apple dipping. More info here.

Hilltop Honey British Soft Set — Creamy, set honeys are having a moment, and this also has the eco-bonus of being British. It gets another huge tick for making less sticky mess when you're dipping your apples.