Quote#Education
... the only way to become a connoisseur of honey is to keep s, for…
Quote byAnna Botsford Comstock · 1854–1930
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: (228 pages).
English (original)
... the only way to become a connoisseur of honey is to keep s, for thus only may one learn to discriminate between honey made from and that gathered from ; or to distinguish, at first taste, the product of in bloom from that drawn from vagrant blossoms, which, changing day by day, mark the season's processional.
— Anna Botsford Comstock
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