Acacia honey and acacia honey are actually different names for the same honey species, and there is no difference. Robinia locust is native to North America. After being introduced to my country, it was named Sophora japonica to distinguish it from Sophora japonica. The honey brewed from the nectar of Sophora japonica is called both Sophora japonica honey and Sophora japonica nectar. There is essentially no difference. Generally, the common acacia honey on the market is light yellow. In fact, the best acacia honey is light and watery in color.